<h1>Am I the only one who changes the subject when asked about my feelings?</h1>
Many people find it challenging to discuss their inner emotional world, especially when it touches on vulnerable topics. Shifting the conversation can be a way to manage discomfort or protect oneself from perceived emotional exposure. This pattern often develops as a coping mechanism from past experiences, making it difficult to engage directly with emotional questions.
Research suggests that up to 30% of adults report difficulty expressing their emotions, often due to a fear of judgment or rejection.
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Does everyone change the subject when someone asks about their feelings?
Does Everyone?
<h1>Is it normal to change the subject when someone asks about your feelings?</h1>
Is It Normal?
Is it weird to change the subject when someone asks about your feelings?
Is It Weird?
Why do I change the subject when someone asks about my feelings?
Why Do I?
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