How to Deal with Negative Emotions
How to Deal with Negative Emotions
1. Acknowledge how you feel. Admit to yourself that you are angry, hurt, bitter, jealous or resentful. Don’t bottle up your negative emotions. Being honest is the first step to changing how you feel.
2. Don’t start judging and condemning yourself. You’re not evil or worthless; your emotions are not you. They simply give an insight into what is going on, and how you feel about different people or events.
3. Find a healthy way to express how you feel. You need to find a good way to get them out of your system. Vent, write in your journal, or talk to a friend. It’s better to release them, than to bury, your emotions.
4. Try and gain an insight into people and events that trigger powerful feelings of negativity. Ask – “What are the beliefs that I attach to these triggers? “And – “Are they realistic and accurate?” Then, work on challenging extreme beliefs so you feel less negative, despairing or upset.
5. Don’t focus on the people or events that caused you pain. For the past is behind you, and the future lies ahead.
(Source: onlinecounsellingcollege)
6. avoid too many wish maybe
and plus, avoid being positive, cause, i am tired being positive. u know tired.
If you are always thinking about how to feel and be really, really safe then making a positive change will be impossible. The unknown and change is uncomfortable and scary to the mind because it tends to want your existence to be stable and continue to be as it has been so far.
What to do about it:
Addicted to your Comfort Zone.
What to do about it:
- Do it in small steps. What holds us back in our zone of comfort is often a fear or that facing that fear head on might be overwhelming. Doing things in small steps allows you to stretch your comfort zone and slowly making it less uncomfortable and frightening.
- Focus on the positive past. Realize it can be fun to get out of your comfort zone despite what your mind and feelings might be telling you before you get started. Think back to the previous times when you have broken out of your comfort zone. Focus on the positive memories, when you got out there, when you took a chance. And you will probably remember that it wasn’t so bad, it was actually fun and exciting and something new to you.
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