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Emotional Problem
Hi,
I've Been In A Relationship For a year and a half. but i've never been sooo emotional in my life I'm not quite 20 yet and my periods are always on time, and i've never missed one. The problem is i'm always crying, astleast 3 or 4 times a week. I'll even watch Tv and if something tragic has happend there and they are crying i'll get caught up and cry too. when ever my boyfriend say anything about deaths or if i fell that hes mad at me i just start crying and i cant stop i just get a felling in my body and just start crying. So do i have an emotional problem.? and is this something i should be worryed about? What should i do?
I've Been In A Relationship For a year and a half. but i've never been sooo emotional in my life I'm not quite 20 yet and my periods are always on time, and i've never missed one. The problem is i'm always crying, astleast 3 or 4 times a week. I'll even watch Tv and if something tragic has happend there and they are crying i'll get caught up and cry too. when ever my boyfriend say anything about deaths or if i fell that hes mad at me i just start crying and i cant stop i just get a felling in my body and just start crying. So do i have an emotional problem.? and is this something i should be worryed about? What should i do?
i agree with sydeny1 sometimes our emotions are out of whack and we just cry. everyone does it.
The first thing is are you sexually active . If you are I would get checked out for pregnacy. Other than that its just a cry hear and there . Just a part of life. Some people are more emotinal than others. It does not seem like a huge deal . We all need to cry sometimes. I would say if your not pregnat dont worry about it
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