Do you get your feelings hurt easily?
jbutterflye
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Are you more sensitive than the average bear? Thin skinned or thick? What does it to you?
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I don't typically get my feelings hurt easily. I suppose what hurt my feelings the most was my ex always calling me fat as*! Oh well, his loss now.0
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If someone I truly care about says something mean, yes it hurts like hell...mostly because I'd never intentionally hurt someone I love that way. But if someone I dont know...or dont care for...trys to tear me down...I just let it roll off my back.0
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There is one person in this world that knows how to hurt my feelings and her words is "just being honest because no one else is" and that is my twin sister....she can have me bawling in 2.2 seconds0
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No but I will get annoyed and then act .0
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I don't typically get my feelings hurt easily. I suppose what hurt my feelings the most was my ex always calling me fat as*! Oh well, his loss now.
Revenge is sweet eh? :bigsmile:0 -
yeah, but then I remember that I'm an a*****e, so then I don't feel so bad0
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nope.;/0
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I can do but mainly not..I get even if someone hurts me.0
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Two prong answer.
Yes, I am actually sensitive and my parents just always sad I have a very big heart.
No, I am terrible at showing emotions and I learned as a man to hide that (which I am working on changing for my boys and wife).
I when I say "sensitive", I don't mean I take every criticism to heart or such. I confident enough, and work in a position that I've developed a decent emotional IQ to understand criticism as such. But I tend to look at people in very caring eyes, if that makes sense.0 -
I don't typically get my feelings hurt easily. I suppose what hurt my feelings the most was my ex always calling me fat as*! Oh well, his loss now.
Revenge is sweet eh? :bigsmile:0 -
I used to, but then I realized the people hurting me weren't worth the tears...0
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I pretty much don't have any feelings.0
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To be honest, I can't recall having my feelings hurt that badly, surely I would remember it...
I think i'm pretty thick skinned, however, I do cry at sad films :laugh:0 -
I when I say "sensitive", I don't mean I take every criticism to heart or such. I confident enough, and work in a position that I've developed a decent emotional IQ to understand criticism as such. But I tend to look at people in very caring eyes, if that makes sense.
Totally understand, and relate.0 -
I don't typically get my feelings hurt easily. I suppose what hurt my feelings the most was my ex always calling me fat as*! Oh well, his loss now.
Revenge is sweet eh? :bigsmile:
It's hard to come up with the really good comebacks on the spot. The brilliant sock-it-to-ya ones come later, in our minds, DAMMIT! :laugh:0 -
I'm too sensitive for my own good really, I can't take anything negative that someone would say about me and I break down and feel so ashamed of myself and repeatedly question things and call myself names.0
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I don't think I do, I spend more time coddling others about their feelings or opinions but I certainly was a very emotional child/teen (which I think is normal).0
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I pretty much don't have any feelings.
Now I just want to poke you to test it out. :bigsmile:0 -
I'm sensitive, but also most people have the idea that being offensive is somehow funny and edgy, not hurtful and disgusting, so I'm often told "don't be so sensitive!" Okay, don't be such an *kitten*.0
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I'm a big ol' sissy lala....just walk away0
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Honestly..I'm very thin skinned..i hate it. It's gotten better for me to hide throughout the years but it's still something i deal with.0
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I don't really care what people say about me, it's either true and therefore why get upset, or lies, and therefore why get upset. I do cry at sad and emotional stuff on TV though and when pets die.0
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No, but I am easily annoyed....0
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I like to think about what the person said and why they may have said it... if i know the person's intention then I base my feelings on that.
But normally, I think, its not so much about having a thick or thin skin. It's about whether or not you act on how you feel, later on.0 -
No, I'm pretty thick skinned and hard to offend. If someone makes a crack I usually assume they're joking because I'm awesome. Then again I tend to hang out with people who like and care about me, and not *kitten* who want to hurt my feelings so I've never really been subject to much verbal abuse.0
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Every emotion is hard wired into my tearducts. Can't help it.0
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I find that I do get hurt often. But knowing that I'm a bit sensitive with certain things helps me out. For example, if I know I feel hurt over not being included in my roommates plan, I can remember that our friendship is great - and her decision to hang with others has nothing to do with me. I try to give people the benefit of the doubt. I know that I do things that are the easiest for me, and I assume so does everyone else. Sometimes that means I will hurt others, and they will hurt me. I don't believe the people in my life do it on purpose (unless provoked by my carelessness). When I get sensitive over something, I know it is just my reaction, and it has nothing to do with them per se.
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I'm sensitive, but also most people have the idea that being offensive is somehow funny and edgy, not hurtful and disgusting, so I'm often told "don't be so sensitive!" Okay, don't be such an *kitten*.
But that's how forums work, just accept it. Not getting someone else's so-called "humor" and not finding it funny means you're in the wrong, not them. It's never their fault because if you put something up on the internet, you should expect all kinds of feedback, except someone calling you out on being an *kitten*. That's never allowed.
If you don't like what someone else said to you, you can't complain, or you're an over-sensitive crybaby who clearly has nothing better to do than respond to a provocative post on the internet!
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naaa. .my feeling is pretty difficult to find, so it doesn't get hurt much.0
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Are you more sensitive than the average bear? Thin skinned or thick? What does it to you?
Depends. Reactive responses are more Fort Knox than most - it's the conditioning - possibly, nurtured to not react as one should ordinarily, which was emphatically instilled to be inappropriate and common. To take insult too easily is a show of weakness, meaning easy to shatter, take down and assault at will, weakening one's family's position, endangering one's tribal assets and risking the safety of one's people who live as freely as they're possibly allowed to - comfortably.
In person it doesn't show in the least - the underlying rolling waves are instinctively neutralised/measured, to avoid detection, from years of having to stay within the gray area/balance between the conflicting groups.
For my sister and I - inhuman in reaction to anything that might incite violence - is our normal. In private we do break down like a normal person.
Edited to add: I am a tribal leader-born, so any insult done me, is not only directed at me. What i may characteristically deflect, my people will not, so we are taught and nurtured to control and prevent what can easily be interpreted as a means to incite the masses and we're a violent people.0
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