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From: Southern_Belle  (Original Message)Sent: 4/25/2007 5:34 PM
 
Yeah, yeah, yeah...I will be the first to admit that I have my share of "feminine emotion."  But I do not see that as a bad thing.  I think it takes courage to be emotionally honest. Jesus Christ himself showed much emotion!  For those that make light of showing emotion...you might want to rethink your position.

In many ways, society teaches people to ignore, repress, deny and yes, even lie about their real feelings. For example, when asked how we feel, most of us will reply "fine" or "good," even if that is not true. Sometimes people will also say that they are not angry or not defensive, when it is obvious that they are......
 
Children start out emotionally honest. They express their true feelings freely and spontaneously. Guess what happens then?  PARENTS!!!  The training to be emotionally dishonest begins at an early age. There is nothing wrong with showing emotion as long as you use self-control also.  Let us be HONEST!  Wouldn't that be REFRESHING for a change?
 
Parents and teachers often encourage or even demand that children speak or act in ways which are inconsistent with the child's true feelings. Boys are especially encouraged to hide their emotion.  Daddy saying, "BE A MAN, SON!"  What has that got to do with it?  I seen my nephew raised to "be a man" before he was even 1 year old!  Good grief!!!!  How sad is that?  He was taken off of his bottle before he was even 1 year old ...because daddy wanted him to BE A MAN! 
 
A child may be told to smile when actually they are sad. She is told to apologize when she feels no regret. Perhaps we should try to teach them LOVE and the true emotions of serving Jesus Christ....instead of making them lie?
 
A child may be told to "stop complaining" when they feel mistreated. They may be told it is "rude" and "selfish" to protest being forced to act in ways which go against their true feelings.
Through all of societys put downs and encouragement NOT TO SHOW ANY EMOTION.... the child learns they can't be honest with their feelings. They gradually stop being emotionally honest with their parents, their teachers, their friends and even themselves. They are taught that it just doesn't pay to be express one's true feelings.

 
I was just reading some in another community and seeing how people put down "feminine emotion" as if it is such a bad thing.


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From: MSN NicknameDawnyInAzSent: 4/25/2007 9:18 PM
Considering that the Bible says the Jesus was angry at the moneychangers, cried when told Lazarus had been dead days and such, that shows me that proper use of emotions is not a bad thing.

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From: ares.apolloSent: 4/25/2007 9:31 PM
Whilst I can perfectly understand people crying and getting emotional at a reunion..I feel somewhat sorry for the people whose lives must be so boring as to get so emotional over sports.
Each to their own I guess!
 
Love in the Lord
 
Graham.

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From: Southern_BelleSent: 4/26/2007 4:51 PM
So do you think that if a person shows any emotion that they cannot think clearly? LOL

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From: ares.apolloSent: 4/26/2007 5:04 PM
I dont have emotions!!   Crying 2 






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From: MSN NicknamejimredcloudSent: 4/26/2007 6:13 PM
From: Southern_Belle Sent: 4/26/2007 10:51 AM
So do you think that if a person shows any emotion that they cannot think clearly? LOL
If that's so,then I am in big trouble.

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From: ares.apolloSent: 4/26/2007 7:50 PM
Ouden..
              With respect. It wasn't that Eisenhower didn't HAVE emotions. Its more that he had to put his responsibility as a commander first before those emotions.
 
He wasn't that hard. Nobody really can be. Those emotions no doubt rose up AFTER the event and probably haunted him for years.
 
I know that this is the way that Churchill was, as I have spoken to his grandson concerning these issues.
 
Love in the Lord.
 
Graham.

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From: MSN NicknameDawnyInAzSent: 4/27/2007 1:17 AM
 BIG BOLD READ LETTERS. 
 
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From: MSN Nickname†Îñðïgúåߣè_Åñgê£�?/nobr>Sent: 4/28/2007 9:20 PM
thank you all for sharing your opinion!

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