Lately, my crying patterns have changed. Previously, I would cry at night when feeling sad, but now I find myself crying unexpectedly, often in an exaggerated and intense manner, with difficulty breathing. What's particularly concerning is that even before encountering genuinely sad situations, I tear up, I've noticed a significant increase in my crying, a stark contrast to my childhood where I prided myself on rarely shedding tears. Now, it seems like I've become more emotionally vulnerable. Whether it's someone raising their voice at me or engaging in a disagreement, the intensity of my tears has heightened. What's particularly unsettling is the surge in instances where I find myself crying intensely, even in situations that never used to evoke tears. The feeling of crying without an apparent reason has become more frequent and overwhelming for me.
Particularly during poignant scenes in love stories where a character faces death, and their partner is left grieving, I experience a peculiar sensation within me. In those moments, an overwhelming and intense urge to cry takes hold, despite my rational understanding that it's merely a work of fiction. This has left me uncertain about the mental and emotional challenges that may be underlying these reactions.
I've been experiencing an unsettling trend of increasingly negative vibes, a feeling that has been intensifying over the past few months. Loneliness has become a constant companion, and as a 15-year-old, navigating these emotions can be challenging. It seems like even small things are triggering profound feelings within me, to the extent that I find it difficult to contain my tears at times. This emotional struggle is becoming more apparent, and I'm unsure how to cope with it.
No communicate this thing with your husband...and be open with him.ask him how you want him to be as wife ..tell him you love him he will definitely do. All the best. Have a hope