do you worry a lot?
By jamieg4451
@jamieg4451 (77)
United States
November 10, 2008 8:27pm CST
Do you worry a lot? I don't cause worrying doesn't change the outcome of a situation... Sometimes people percieve that as not caring... I care about stuff, but I am not going to freak out that someone is sick and might die... I will visit them, and comfort them, but why spend all day in a panic, and crying, cause they could live after all, and it'd be a waste of energy... Am I right on this? Or heartless?
2 responses
@patzel88 (3310)
• Philippines
11 Nov 08
people do cry because they will miss the day that they have spend to that person and it will help also to get out the emotions to our body so that it will not give us another sickness in our life for when we try to hide the true feelings that we have it can create a ong breath and we fell our heart is hard to pump. that is what i feel for every time i am depress because of losing love ones or friends, i could not help my self not to drop a tears even i try to stop it to fall.
@jamieg4451 (77)
• United States
11 Nov 08
don't get me wrong... i will visit them before, and I will cry and be sad if they die, but why freak out in advance?
@jammyt (2818)
• Philippines
11 Nov 08
Oh yes, and sometimes I hate it. My mom is like this and I think we got it from her. I want to know if my friends got home. When my husband does not text me, I get worried. I'm not really nosy, I just want to now if they are safe, etc. Sometimes, I try to control my emotion also because worrying does not help at all. 
