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Top Rated Answers
Anonymous
March 9th, 2015 7:47am
Believe it or not yes! Many people go through this and if you talk to your doctor they can help you find the reason for it!
I think it's normal. Emotion is part of our life. We're not machine, we have soul, and many decisions in life can be driven by the magnitude of emotion. Occasionally, if we're keeping too much to ourselves, without proper acknowledgment to our feelings and the emotion part, it could possibly be triggered by something. I don't it see any weird of unacceptable. At very least, because we're human, we have emotions, most importantly is to channel it in the right way. :)
To an extent, yes. Normal is a tentative word though. For instance, if a woman is PMSing, she may have more emotion-flipping than somebody who just isn't. Or a man who is hungry may be more emotional than a non-hungry man. If you find that the constant changing of emotions is really wearing you out and it's a regular occurrence, then perhaps visit your doctor or a therapist to see if you are experiencing symptoms of bipolar disorder, a common form of depression that is characterized by the emotional ups and downs it causes.
Anonymous
July 28th, 2015 10:22pm
Yes, mood swings can happen when you are under immense pressure or confusion. Your mind is just struggling to comprehend the situation and doesn't understand how to react.
Anonymous
September 16th, 2015 12:12am
I have no idea, not a clue what it means to "flip" emotions? You would have to explain that further.
It is if you are going through a lot and you are stressed out. Try finding out why the flip of emotions.
Anonymous
June 6th, 2016 6:54am
Yes it is. You can feel however you want and nobody should question you as long as youre not hurting anyone.
Anonymous
September 13th, 2016 6:18pm
Yes, it is perfectly normal. There maybe times when you are happy one moment, sad the next or you just don't feel anything. I may be because of a mental disorder or just mood swings.
It's natural to have rapid changes in emotion, there is absolutely nothing wrong with you. Stress and elation can cause changes along with hormones. It's all a part of life and you can be at ease as long as you don't end up harming yourself or others. However if you ever feel as if it becomes an issue to your well being do seek professional help.
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