Don't listen to all these weepy, open-hearted bastards. They're just waiting to be stabbed in the back repeatedly.
Fuck no.
The real advice and ability is to emulate those feelings and project them into the world while still retaining your hard outer shell around your feelings. Let the world think you're vulnerable, when in reality you're still as stone cold and brusque as the day they left your emotions on the side of the road, cold and alone. This is required to be a functioning human being in this day and age, where people joke about suicide and depression and anxiety, and all this "ironic" fucking shit that seems to be the norm nowadays. Emulate the human connection. Emulate outward emotion.
Never let anyone in, ever. Because if you do, they will wreck your shit, over, and over, and over again. Different people, different names, different faces, whatever. It's a cruel world and you just have to be harder than the world.
Expel your happiness and joy to other people, your sadness, your anger. Your dreams and wants and needs. But be warned: It will be used against you at one time or another.
You will be constantly judged for sharing anything with anyone at any time, and again, it will be used against you later at one time or another.
Put on the facade and show the world that you are a normal, functioning human being, but let nothing affect you deep down.
Because when it affects you is when you've lost the war against the pressures of the world.
So no, OP. Guard your feelings with your life, because the minute you lay them in someone else's hands, they will be squeezed like jell-o, seeping through the gaps between the fingers and landing on the floor for the roaches to eat, and then the rest will be slammed to the floor, and you'll have to pick up the liquefied pieces, and you'll never be able to put them back together again the way they were before. Because your feelings are only valuable to one person: You.
Take care of yourself only, because that's what the world comes down to: You and your life.
Fuck no.
The real advice and ability is to emulate those feelings and project them into the world while still retaining your hard outer shell around your feelings. Let the world think you're vulnerable, when in reality you're still as stone cold and brusque as the day they left your emotions on the side of the road, cold and alone. This is required to be a functioning human being in this day and age, where people joke about suicide and depression and anxiety, and all this "ironic" fucking shit that seems to be the norm nowadays. Emulate the human connection. Emulate outward emotion.
Never let anyone in, ever. Because if you do, they will wreck your shit, over, and over, and over again. Different people, different names, different faces, whatever. It's a cruel world and you just have to be harder than the world.
Expel your happiness and joy to other people, your sadness, your anger. Your dreams and wants and needs. But be warned: It will be used against you at one time or another.
You will be constantly judged for sharing anything with anyone at any time, and again, it will be used against you later at one time or another.
Put on the facade and show the world that you are a normal, functioning human being, but let nothing affect you deep down.
Because when it affects you is when you've lost the war against the pressures of the world.
So no, OP. Guard your feelings with your life, because the minute you lay them in someone else's hands, they will be squeezed like jell-o, seeping through the gaps between the fingers and landing on the floor for the roaches to eat, and then the rest will be slammed to the floor, and you'll have to pick up the liquefied pieces, and you'll never be able to put them back together again the way they were before. Because your feelings are only valuable to one person: You.
Take care of yourself only, because that's what the world comes down to: You and your life.






