Topic: How do you deal with emotional issues? (Read 3782 times)
I smoke a lot of weed. A lot. I also smoke cigarettes, unfortunately -- would like to quit eventually, but they certainly help in a pinch when dealing with high stress levels.
dont have any emotioonal issues 
Meditate. Remember, this too, shall pass.
(Sometimes, trance music helps me down that rabbit hole.)
(Sometimes, trance music helps me down that rabbit hole.)
I used to get really depressed when I was a teenager, and had a lot of tantrums and outbursts; I would lash out at people and be really passive aggressive.
Nowadays I've learned how to center my emotional energy and use it to fuel my work; it's largely expended through writing and philosophy, and other times into art and music. Whenever I experience an intense emotion (and I do, a lot), instead of dwelling on the feeling, I put it to work, and I feel much better once the emotion passes.
Nowadays I've learned how to center my emotional energy and use it to fuel my work; it's largely expended through writing and philosophy, and other times into art and music. Whenever I experience an intense emotion (and I do, a lot), instead of dwelling on the feeling, I put it to work, and I feel much better once the emotion passes.
What kind of issues are you talking about? Relationship?
Just in general, relationships is part of it.
What kind of issues are you talking about? Relationship?
Using psychiatrist service may help if the emotional issues are really hurting your life or job. Otherwise, just dont worry about this
Perhaps try smoking weed or a moderate psychedelic. When I battled depression, was suicidal, cannabis gave me a new perspective on life.
We are all different, these "advice" are just the reflections of other people experience, you need to make your own path and discover what works for you, there's no such think as a magic formula...
Plus, this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHcMqOQt4NY
Plus, this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHcMqOQt4NY
there are quite some good tips here 
wouldn't advise anyone though to muffle your emotions away
wouldn't advise anyone though to muffle your emotions away Death, disease -> Chocolate, movies, TV shows and prescription drugs.
Love issues -> Alcohol, drugs and hookers.
For everything else -> Work!
Don't read self-help stuff, it wont help in the long run, plus the vast majority is just bullshit.
Love issues -> Alcohol, drugs and hookers.
For everything else -> Work!
Don't read self-help stuff, it wont help in the long run, plus the vast majority is just bullshit.
Well I will find out in a month or so!
What's wrong with having emotions?
nothing, its healthy ofcourse. But to much of anything and it becomes unhealthy
As a person who suffers from Depression and Axiety disorders, I've found that surrounding myself in an almost suffocating amount of joyus atmosphere always cheers me up. however it doesnt work for all moods
Sad=watch mlp, I simply cannot stop myself from smiling
angry= listen to sad music to change moods, then watch mlp, Or listen to "uproaring" music and get "amped up" to play a Shooter like BF3 to "blow off" the steam
Anyother moods that you have in mind?
Sad=watch mlp, I simply cannot stop myself from smiling
angry= listen to sad music to change moods, then watch mlp, Or listen to "uproaring" music and get "amped up" to play a Shooter like BF3 to "blow off" the steam
Anyother moods that you have in mind?
music is also a good one! what is MLP actually?
Healthiest thing to do is to swallow your emotions. It'll cause a pain in your gut the first few times because your body doesn't want to swallow your emotions, so just go ahead and swallow that, too. You'll eventually develop a kind of emotional tolerance where you stop feeling, which is when you'll want to find a reputable cocaine dealer. Some people go ahead and get the cocaine first -- big mistake.
uhm, I am guessing that isn't exactly the healthiest thing to do
Hi guys,
Just wondering how you guys cope with real-life issues and emotions such as anger, sadness etc?
I usually try to watch a comedy or take shower to (try) enlightening my mood. I also started to read "Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy".
So how do you cope with these issues?
Just wondering how you guys cope with real-life issues and emotions such as anger, sadness etc?
I usually try to watch a comedy or take shower to (try) enlightening my mood. I also started to read "Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy".
So how do you cope with these issues?
Play some FPS game and kill some people..
Live in that state for a while then being mad and change my mind.
If it's nothing I can do anything about then I usually just watch something that will make me happy etc. if it's something I can fix then I normally rage at it and end up fixing it somehow after working on it awhile.
I play games for a hobbie, but playing games with friends is always good to deal with anger. It gets your attention on the game, and yo ucan get some laughs together with your friends.
To deal with sadness I find myself looking to meet up with some of my best friends to drink a beer and talk, it never loses the fun of doing it.
To deal with sadness I find myself looking to meet up with some of my best friends to drink a beer and talk, it never loses the fun of doing it.
as I sad or feel not good run away from home and have very long walk no person near me just alone after few moments calm and feel good 
Healthiest thing to do is to swallow your emotions. It'll cause a pain in your gut the first few times because your body doesn't want to swallow your emotions, so just go ahead and swallow that, too. You'll eventually develop a kind of emotional tolerance where you stop feeling, which is when you'll want to find a reputable cocaine dealer. Some people go ahead and get the cocaine first -- big mistake.
True!
A lot of work, takes my mind of those things.
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