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My husband thinks that there is something wrong with me. Whenever an emotional or stressful situation comes up, I am notorious for clamming up and not showing emotion. I have tried to break through that barrier, but nothing helps. When my emotions want to come through they do, when they don't they don't. He wants me to be emotional when he hurts because of me, but all I can do is nod and say I'm sorry. Is there something wrong with me? Should I make my emotions more obvious, force them out, or is that just the way I am naturally? Any thoughts will help.
<small>[ September 18, 2003, 08:42 PM: Message edited by: irishclover ]</small>
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