So I've been looking through so many threads on the forum
and it's just my guess to say..that a majority of people here are quite 'moody'
Another word someone used was chaotic.
What does moody mean to you?
Is moody changing emotion unexpectedly.. quite often.. throughout the day?
Happy one minute, sad the next, angry in the evening?
Do you always know what has changed your mood?
A person, something you've eaten,the weather.. Do you ever think that maybe those feelings aren't yours?
I've met several persons who've acknowledged to themselves they are empaths. A few have admitted to me (I asked) that they do not always know if a thought or feeling they get is theirs. One woman said she makes it a routine to ask herself if she feels they are hers. So I guess this can have drastic effects on mood-changing as well. And can be dangerous in some cases
I'm asking because it seems so common here, and since I don't find myself going through this at all. Though, what's interesting was that same woman there told me I'm also clearly an empath based on life stories I told her, but I could have a shield up..as I don't change mood in crowds, crying at funerals etc. I kind of wonder if maybe mine works different from others on this forum, where my tendency is to zone in on one person as opposed to absorbing the whole environment.
and it's just my guess to say..that a majority of people here are quite 'moody'
Another word someone used was chaotic.
What does moody mean to you?
Is moody changing emotion unexpectedly.. quite often.. throughout the day?
Happy one minute, sad the next, angry in the evening?
Do you always know what has changed your mood?
A person, something you've eaten,the weather.. Do you ever think that maybe those feelings aren't yours?
I've met several persons who've acknowledged to themselves they are empaths. A few have admitted to me (I asked) that they do not always know if a thought or feeling they get is theirs. One woman said she makes it a routine to ask herself if she feels they are hers. So I guess this can have drastic effects on mood-changing as well. And can be dangerous in some cases
I'm asking because it seems so common here, and since I don't find myself going through this at all. Though, what's interesting was that same woman there told me I'm also clearly an empath based on life stories I told her, but I could have a shield up..as I don't change mood in crowds, crying at funerals etc. I kind of wonder if maybe mine works different from others on this forum, where my tendency is to zone in on one person as opposed to absorbing the whole environment.