When someone tries to tell you how to feel
3 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this brief motivational monologue, the speaker addresses situations where others attempt to dictate how you should feel about a statement or event. Using analogies like "judge and jury" and "pitcher and umpire," the speaker emphasizes that only you have authority over your emotions and reactions. The speaker provides concrete response templates, such as "I get to decide if it’s a big deal to me" or "I get to decide exactly how much I’ll react," encouraging listeners to assert emotional autonomy and set boundaries when faced with judgments or attempts to minimize their feelings.










