Is it normal for me to feel fine one minute, then numb, then sad, then angry and aggressive?
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Emotional swings are a common occurrence in many if not all people. Noone can feel perfect every minute of every hour. For each negative, balance it with a positive.
yes very much so. it is even normal to go through states that includes few of these emotions at the same time. the fact that you are noticing these quick changes means that you in tune with your emotions and that's a wonderful thing.
It is perfectly normal, because this series of emotions can be associated with many different states of being. It could range anywhere from Anxiety to Grief. However, it is normal. This progression is something that everyone experiences at some point. It is also normal for this to pass, and for a person to continue a "normal" (your words) life that also includes happiness and tranquility, and joy and passion, and every other emotion and experience which we all want to have.
For me it's completely normal. It happens every single day of my life. In ways it sucks but it proves that I'm still alive.
Normal is dependent upon each person. Feeling a wide range of emotion throughout the day is very common. It is when these emotions are extreme or overwhelming that we need to seek professional help.
It's not normal, but unfortunately, very common. It's a terrible feeling that I used to go through quite often, and still do sometimes. Seeking help is the best step to deal with these emotions and regulating them
These are actually normal for people who can't control themselves and their feelings so if you're going through this, don't worry cause everything is gonna be fine once you learn to mange the feelings
Anonymous
June 6th, 2017 1:00pm
It's perfectly normal, emotions can be difficult things to deal with. At any moment in time you can experience a variety of emotions, and that shows that you are a complete person
Absolutely! This is actually very common; you are not alone! Rest assured it can be managed and you can start feeling more balanced.
Anonymous
July 26th, 2016 9:08am
Yes, this can be a sign of depression. It can also mean that you are dealing with multiple issues which will trigger multiple emotions.
YES MAYBE BECUZ U HAVE A MOOD SWING HERE AND THERE ITS NATURAL REALLY :) OR MAYBE ITS ABOUT HOW U FEEL
Maybe, feeling good at one moment and then feeling bad the next moment happens to you more often than it does to others. Everyone is different but I understand. All emotions are important and it's ok to feel them. Understand emotions are your guidance and that they are just energy in motion.
I wouldn't say normal it sounds like a form of bipolar disorder but you should go to a therapist to know what you are suffering from.
I think that would be a case of bipolar or mood disorder. It's not normal, but at the same time, most people have it and you are not the only one.
Anonymous
July 26th, 2016 11:13pm
I wouldn't say... But you can ask your doctor if it's normal and if it isn't they can help you and give you a medication or something.
Absolutely. The human body has so many hormones and chemicals that deploy from memories bouncing from one to another. This happens often without us even knowing it!
Anonymous
June 30th, 2015 1:17am
No. You are most likely experiencing mood swings, if there is no outside influences affecting your mood.
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