I want control of my emotions
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Often the will causes are "situational "...."
A modern blow, psychological reduction or death can leave you reeling. If this is the case, empathy, guidance from others, and most importantly time can help bring your emotions back down to something that's normal, practical, and acceptable. Sometimes you can find these important support in your close friends, family or children. But if they are not, it may be helpful to share the experience with someone from the risk-free space of therapeutic romance.
...in some cases the situation is less clear.
Sometimes, you might feel that it is difficult to deal with emotions in daily life. Psychological expressions might be too forceful, inappropriate or absent depending on the circumstance. It could be an outcome you sense from action, regulate, or insufficient. Others may criticize you. Or, they might think the problem is damaging your relationships. You may feel angry, sad, ashamed, or jealousy as "uncontrolled" emotions. We don't need to be worried that our good feelings ....really look like pleasure, pleasure.
What does it imply to "control your inner thoughts?"
In controlling negative emotions like anger or hurt, the first instinct for most people is to try to control them. Mr. Spock (the character from "Star Trek") is the poster child for this perspective. He was a TV show host who proudly displayed no emotions and made decisions on the basis of logic. It was even more a constant theme in the current to show more than just about all of it that emotions in other figures were smart and practical... even vital for superior outcomes. Spock had a strange handle that left him without compassion, love, pity, or joy. He was unable to be angry... but could not feel any good emotions.