Who is Responsible For My Emotions? - Deepstash
Who is Responsible For My Emotions?

Who is Responsible For My Emotions?

While some believe their emotions reflect who they are because they originate from within, others believe their emotions are a product of their circumstances. However, your emotions are the product of your brain.

In the end, people are in charge of their feelings. Emotions are irrational feelings that arise from a person’s mind and are influenced by their experiences, opinions, and beliefs.

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Emotional management may appear to be a simple issue, but it is quite broad. It is beneficial to think about what emotions are and rewire our brains to determine whether we are moving in the right route.

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