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- From somatic symptoms to fear of being in large crowds, here are some signs of emotional absorption we should be aware of.
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People who are empathetic by nature generally have a tendency to absorb the energy of emotions around them. This can cause stress and anxiety depending on the environment they are in and the people they associate with. “The buckshot reaction often comes from trauma or years of predicting and reading the emotions of other people around you – trying to predict someone’s mood and behavior in order to control your own. This pure There was survival and attachment. And this pattern often continues into adulthood. It no longer serves you – but this part once did. And we have to honor this part of us and have compassion for it,” Therapist Rebekah Ballagh wrote. (Unsplash)
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We usually fear going to big crowds or large gatherings of people, because we absorb their energy and feel tired. (Unsplash)
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When we are in a relationship with someone we also absorb their energies. Therefore, when our partner is mad we start feeling worried and confused. (Unsplash)
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We face difficulties in setting boundaries which may upset the other person. This makes us worry more about making them feel bad. (Unsplash)
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Somatic symptoms are common in people with emotional absorption. They face stiffness in the throat, chest breathing, hip pain, stress and digestive problems. (Shutterstock)
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Ignoring hunger cues and feeling disconnected from the body are common among emotionally preoccupied people. (Unsplash)
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