Is it normal to be unable to express your emotions/feelings to

>>17738028
bump, I relate a lot.

Bump before I leave the house.

I feel the same way anon.

Sometimes I wish I was female so that I could talk about my feelings with my friends

>>17738028
I believe that most people don't give a shit about you unless you give them a reason to care. Trying to talk to someone about emotional problems is hard because sometimes it feels like you are either complaining or burdening somebody. I tried to talk to a few people about my problems but I don't think most of them understand or give a shit. Most of them meant well but one person I talked to gave me shitty answers.

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>>17739746
>this fucking post
not op but yeah, this is exactly how it feels and how I'm pretty sure is.
The last couple of times I tried opening up to my best friends they all they did was pretty much shrug or just give me a quick patt and say everything's gonna be alright. Except for my other friend, she probably calmly shrugged it off without realizing and began going about her problems.

I used to be open to them opening up to me and always tried to show support or at least show that I cared (which I honestly did), but now I feel so fed up with feeling almost ignored when I try to open up that I just don't really give a damn.


Do you have siblings you can open up to OP? Sometimes they're really the only ones worth opening up to. Or your parents, also.