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July 11, 2009

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leanonme

Johanna,
as we build up endurance to these thousands of emotions good and bad do they become less intense and more withstandible? I feel as if emotions, mostly negative for me( sadness, fear, anger,worry)take so much out of me. They feel as if it might be easier if i were either dead or numb. sometimes i get so tired. Do people without eds get this tired handling their emotions?

Also do childeren that have secure and run of the mill childhoods build up like a second skin allowing them to withstand the intenseness of big emotions. Just wondering ?Thanks for any insight..

wendy

I found anger the easiest to get in touch with, but had so much shame attached to it that I often used by ED behaviors to redirect the anger towards myself. For me, it was hard to let myself sit in the anger I felt towards others or to use it to confront or set healthy boundaries.

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