

Never Do This When Someone Gets Emotional
What do you say when you start to cry in an argument? Absolutely nothing. In this episode, I break down exactly what to do when your emotions run high and the tears start falling during a tense conversation. We talk about why you should never apologize for crying, how to label your tears so you can keep the…

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“Jefferson, I'm not sure if you read many comments, but if you see this know I am grateful for the work you post. It is improving my life.”
“- Tears of stress. - Tears of sorrow. - Tears of depression. - Tears of joy. - Tears of compassion. I've cried them all !”
“As a crier, I thank you for this. I cry at everything - even TV commercials, parades, cute kids, the national anthem, and, oh man, in arguments and disagreements. Sheesh! I've often felt ashamed of my tears and I'm taking this with me going…”
“I love how you explained the physical response! Let's normalize showing emotions, regardless of gender❤ Thank you Jefferson 🎉”
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