You will blame yourself and feel stupid for being hurt so much.
You will also feel hopeless and broken beyond repair.
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Updated 5 years ago,July 13, 2020
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You cry easily over small things.
You will cry over movies or books and you become emotional when you see something that touches your heart.
You lose interest towards the things you used to enjoy.
Twenty20 / @natalie4160
Emotional wounds will make it difficult to concentrate and focus on the things you used to do.
You will be demotivated because your negative emotions are most likely more in charge than you realize.
The more you do nothing, the more you will feel the pain of your emotional wounds.
You get annoyed easily by peoples behaviors.
Having emotional wounds will also make you easily triggered emotionally by peoples behaviors around you.
You will be highly sensitive towards peoples words, intonations, questions, even their jokes.
You feel worthless and hopeless.
Having emotional wounds will most likely make you look down on yourself and feel worthless.
You will blame yourself and feel stupid for being hurt so much.
You will also feel hopeless and broken beyond repair.
You keep replaying the bad memories in your head.
You feel too much until youre numb.
Most of the time, your emotional wounds are so painful it makes you feel nothing instead.
You will go through the day almost on autopilot which makes you care less about your surroundings.
You no longer feel happy or sad; you just exist, but you dont feel alive.
Having emotional wounds will make you insecure about your life and it will most likely make you overthink everything.
You overthink because you dont want to be hurt again.
You have a chaotic sleep schedule.
You feel clueless and stuck.
Emotional wounds can also make you feel so confused and lost.
You will feel like you have nowhere to go and nobody can really heal your wounds.
You will have so many negative self-talks inside of you and your mind is usually tangled all the time.
You realize that you should probably be healed.
Having emotional wounds is totally okay as long as you acknowledge and admit it.
