No emotions?
How can I learn not to show emotions? How can I learn to maintain a steady gaze so no one can see how I react to a situation?
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Actually, emotions are good, but if you want to learn that you need to practice a lot, so probably if you are laughing at friends and trying to look normal in everyday situations, but what I use for sports and apparently in some people acts exactly as you describe is the nutritional supplement Ashwaganda, so I feel a little bit more emotionless.
You will never learn that it is your personality to show emotions that you cannot change. You’re a sensitive person and that’s good. There are too many people who are emotionally blunt, just learn to deal with you and your emotions and accept them. You’re good as you are. Greeting fire bird
This is hard to learn and this is actually also good so to express our emotions openly and honestly through gestures and mimics is a real gift of nature. Otherwise: Just practice, watch funny series and suppress laughing or smiling.
Hi, you can’t “learn” – this is more something you get used to when people are simply not (more) emotionally picked up in many situations. It is, by the way, less “better”, nor “more successful” for you to show no emotions. It may be 13 “cool” to be so about things – but later it is extremely important to reach people emotionally, otherwise you don’t remember.
I can’t recommend. You do it automatically too often and that would not be good in my opinion