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5 Things All Overly Emotional Girls Know To Be True

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Carley Berchem
Oct 27, 2015
University of Wisconsin Branch Schools
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5 Things All Overly Emotional Girls Know To Be True

1. Crying is a part of your daily life

Whether it be from stress, sadness, happiness, or a puppy video you saw on YouTube, it is not uncommon to see tears rolling down your cheek. Crying has become a reflex to even the slightest obstacle you encounter. Sometimes you don’t even realize you’re crying until you look in the mirror and see mascara streaks running down your cheeks.

2. You follow your heart more than your head

For the overly emotional girl, your head and your heart are always in battle. And 99 percent of the time the logic in your head gets trumped by the feelings in your heart. You can’t imagine committing to something without considering how you will emotionally be affected. Your happiness is the most important factor you take into account when making decisions.

3. It’s hard for you to let things go

To an emotional girl, the words “no offense” usually causes offense. While we may not show it, little things can affect our mood tremendously. Even years later, we can still feel hurt by something someone said non-chalantly, but struck our nerves. It’s really hard for us to forget something that caused us emotion.

4. You’re terrible at saying goodbye

Being overly emotional means that its’s quite easy to get attached. And when attachment suddenly has to say goodbye, we try to cling to it even harder. We love the way that that person or thing made us feel, and don’t want to have to live without it.

5. We will always be the best friends, girlfriends, or wives.

While dating/marrying someone who is overly emotional may seem like a daunting task for a man (or woman), it can also be one of his best decisions. By being in touch with her own emotions, she will be able to understand yours. If you need someone laugh or cry with, she will be there. She knows how to sympathize and knows how to take your happiness to the next level.

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