I wouldn't rely on him for advice or if I was upset, I wouldn't go to him for assistance or to be comforted. So anyway, he walked in and I'm in the midst of like, crying. Clearly I'm upset. Everybody else is just there. He didn't really ask too many questions, just like came in because he had come in from work
Zara Lisbon
@ZLisbon · 3:52
They've been told to suppress their emotions for so long that they're like, well, I certainly don't have space or time or patience for your emotions. Therefore, you should shut it down too. It's like, no, that's a them problem if they don't have space for your emotions, that you're allowed to continue having your emotions. Anyway, thanks for this pro emotion pro crying post, because crying is a part of being mentally healthy
Like you said, our experiences are different in some ways, but then they're also like, you found some relatability to what what I was saying, which I don't want to say it's good to hear, but in the sense that I guess just like a part of maybe the human experience really like the part that when you talked about your parents and how they were supportive and helped you in terms of when you were being sensitive, I think that that's really great