Forever_Jung
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Wow, lots of good posts. I am glad you guys figured this one out yourselves, because my OP was a little too self-centered to reply to. I am not good at explaining things (anal cattle prodding? Why did I think that was helpful?).
I was also wondering about art as a release. I dunno if anyone has used art, but I do remember someone mentioning how journalling doesn't work for them that well. I know people mentioned watching art, but what about the act of creation?
Ha! True. I don't like sex for reasons I don't want to get into in this thread, but I imagine I am missing out. I am focusing too much on the big head.
Wow, I think I need to find myself a show to watch! I can't imagine crying while watching TV, but I mostly watch comedies...I need some drama in my life!
Maybe I'll start reading Nicholas Sparks novels
I was also wondering about art as a release. I dunno if anyone has used art, but I do remember someone mentioning how journalling doesn't work for them that well. I know people mentioned watching art, but what about the act of creation?
Since no one else is going to say it, it sounds like you need to have good sex.
Ha! True. I don't like sex for reasons I don't want to get into in this thread, but I imagine I am missing out. I am focusing too much on the big head.
...I do have tv shows that I cry at all the time.
It was greys anatomy... Every single time I would cry like a baby so much that my throat gets all tight and everything. Haha
I cry easily during movies or tv shows but I also laugh a whole lot or get all ooey gooey from all the sweetness.
However, I become incredibly emotionally invested in television/movies/theatre, music, and all forms of art. It's very cathartic.
What I was referring to is like sometimes I just need an emotional release. I need to be overwhelmed by feelings and just release it all. I can get it from watching youtube videos or tv shows or reading certain stories or whatever. My wife is always like "are you ok?" and she worries about me but she doesn't really get it. I get all cathartic and I just have to let some things out. I don't think it makes sense to her that I'm sitting around crying because I want to.
(ps -- I had to stop watching Grey's Anatomy because it was too much. The general emotions were ok, but it always made me afraid I had some awful disease.)
Wow, I think I need to find myself a show to watch! I can't imagine crying while watching TV, but I mostly watch comedies...I need some drama in my life!
Maybe I'll start reading Nicholas Sparks novels