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I think if emotion is shown it’s good that the other person within a relationship can explain how there partners emotional reaction makes them feel... if someone says something I feel is out of order, or there in the wrong, I’ll say I am not happy
But if I’m in the wrong, I will admit if I’m told carmly, and I will be first to say sorry.... but I think there is alway a time in a relationship to see someone cry and be there for them, and to bring people closer in a emotional and trust sense and opening up to who you are with
But if I’m in the wrong, I will admit if I’m told carmly, and I will be first to say sorry.... but I think there is alway a time in a relationship to see someone cry and be there for them, and to bring people closer in a emotional and trust sense and opening up to who you are with