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Tangled Emotions

  • Writer: alison turner
    alison turner
  • Feb 16
  • 2 min read



Just about everyone has endured the experience of Tangled emotions. Having tangled emotions interrupting your life on a daily basis can mean elevation of your moods, being angry for prolonged periods, becoming immobile and frozen in response. Fortunately, there are processes that can assist to untangle those emotions and lead to a better quality of life. Read the blog … then go for the Untangling of Emotions

Common Causes of Tangled Emotions

  1. Unresolved Past Experiences: Old wounds or trauma can resurface and merge with current feelings.

  2. Relationship Dynamics: Complicated relationships, such as those with loved ones, can create a mix of positive and negative emotions.

  3. Significant Life Events: Major transitions (e.g., loss, moving, or career changes) often involve a range of feelings that overlap.

  4. Societal or Cultural Expectations: Feeling pressure to respond a certain way (e.g., "I should feel happy, but I don’t") can add confusion.

  5. Suppressed Emotions: Avoiding certain feelings can lead to a buildup of emotions that emerge in a tangled way.



Examples of Tangled Emotions

  • After a Breakup: Feeling sadness over the loss, relief from ending a toxic relationship, and guilt for moving on too quickly.

  • When Achieving a Goal: Experiencing pride in the accomplishment but also fear or self-doubt about what comes next.

  • During Grief: Feeling love and gratitude for memories shared with someone while also experiencing deep sorrow and anger at their absence.

  • Parent-Child Dynamics: Feeling joy and pride in a child’s independence but also sadness and a sense of loss.



  • Why Untangling Emotions is Important

Untangling emotions helps you:

  • Gain clarity and better understand yourself.

  • Respond thoughtfully rather than react impulsively.

  • Improve relationships by communicating emotions effectively.

  • Heal and move forward with emotional freedom and resilience.

Tangled emotions may feel overwhelming at first, but by addressing them with patience and care, you can find balance and inner peace.

 


 
 
 

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