Will talking about what happened make me feel worse?
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It is completely normal to feel a little worse before you feel better, while processing something. Everyone processes feelings differently.
No. Talking about whatever had happened will make you feel loads better. It really helps to get everything out.
Anonymous
October 8th, 2014 2:52pm
it shall definately make you feel better, talking makes one's emotions flow regardless of what they are.
No it always will make me feel more relieved. Talking about your feelings is a amazing way to get things of your chest!
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