The most difficult emotion to control


View Poll Results: Which emotion do you have the most difficulty controlling?

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  • Happiness - leading to laughter

    47 8.94%
  • Sadness - leading to crying

    81 15.40%
  • Anger - leading to confrontation

    135 25.67%
  • Fear - leading to cowering

    93 17.68%
  • Desire - leading to pursuit

    42 7.98%
  • Embarassment - leading to Sadness, Anger, or Fear

    128 24.33%
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  1. #21

    Hands down anger. You know how many eyes I've scratched out with that? Now I just punch walls or scream into a pillow. Following anger is laughter. Seriously, who's not going to laugh at a poor ol' lady falling? I'd help but only after I'd had my laugh.

  2. #22

    Quote Originally Posted by birthday View Post
    Hands down anger. You know how many eyes I've scratched out with that? Now I just punch walls or scream into a pillow. Following anger is laughter. Seriously, who's not going to laugh at a poor ol' lady falling? I'd help but only after I'd had my laugh.
    ROFL - I just pictured you getting ferociously angry at a some poor ol' lady, pushing her down some stairs and then laughing at her. Anger leads to laughter I guess, for some reason the image of it almost had me laughing too
    birthday thanked this post.

  3. #23

    I can control my anger very well, it's when I'm overly happy or excited that I have a hard time containing myself. I like to be reserved and in check, though sometimes I have happy outbursts and everyone thinks the world is about to end... le sigh.

  4. #24

    fear (of things that might/might not happen)

  5. #25

    Embarrassment by far, it's the only one that always involves other people and thus harder to control.

    @Desolan you spelled "embarrassment" by wrong, you're lacking a 'r'
    Desolan thanked this post.

  6. #26

    Quote Originally Posted by Ziwosa View Post
    Embarrassment by far, it's the only one that always involves other people and thus harder to control.

    @Desolan you spelled "embarrassment" by wrong, you're lacking a 'r'
    I hate it when I do that. Thanks
    -I'll blame it on the auto spell checker. It obviously didn't pick it up.
    -It doesn't seem like it will let me fix it though

  7. #27

    While I answered Anger as my hardest to control emotion, when I think about it I am more inclined to answer sadness. I am more familiar with the Anger emotion than sadness, and while I might have an outburst, it is very rare for me not to be able to direct and channel this outburst into a safe and often even constructive direction. Sometimes it can even be a little fun to get angry.

    Sadness to me is such a foreign emotion that I would have to say that I'm afraid of letting it get to me. There have been times when I have come close to crying, but at those times I am often using all of my effort to avoid and suppress the emotion rather than allow myself to experience it.

    So while sadness may be the emotion I display one of the least, when I experience it, it takes more, and I put more of my effort into controlling it than my other emotions.

  8. #28

    I used to have horrible anger issues back in High School, but I don't really have any outbursts about it anymore. Definitely prideful about that now. lol I do however don't like crying too much in public. That's one thing now I try hard to not allow, especially at work. I want the employees there to trust me as much as I trust them and me breaking down early in training would have been pretty bad.

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  10. #30

    I don't have much trouble controlling any of my emotions. I chose happiness, though, because I have a hard time suppressing laughter when someone's trying to make me laugh.


 
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