Taking things too seriously and crying

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I am taking normal things too seriously my friends are angry with each other and according to me this is all because of me now a days i am taking normal things too seriously and start crying as crying become my hobby now

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Dr. Rakhi Anand (PhD) Clinical Psychologist 32 yrs exp Delhi · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rakhi Anand (PhD)

Clinical Psychologist 32 yrs exp Delhi

Hello You seem to be a sensitive person and that makes you take things on yourself and blame self for other's faults. Frequent crying behavior is also symptom of high emotional sensitivity. Try to share your feelings and thoughts with someone close and try not to take things on self. Try consulting a clinical psychologist to take professional help.

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