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... Journal Entry: Emotions Nobody is emotionless even though some people show their emotions less than others, but every living human being has feelings and each new situation has some impact on a person. Each person copes with the new situation in a different way, with different emotions and attitudes. It is said that women show their emotions more than men do, but I don't agree with the idea that emotions are something bad, although when somebody says about another person that he or she is too emotional, we don't put this characteristic into the group of good ones. The association of a woman being too emotional usually creates the vision in people's minds that the woman either cries too much or more over is hysterical and cannot control her emotions. The characteristic of a man being too emotional is not as usual. I believe that men are also emotional but only

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