Have you ever wondered what the difference is
between "drama" and "emotion" - because your man
seems to cower whenever you seem even on the verge
of becoming "emotional"?

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Dear Ladies,

Have you ever wondered what the difference is
between "drama" and "emotion" - because your man
seems to cower whenever you seem even on the verge
of becoming "emotional"?

There are lots of ways to describe the
difference - but here's a simple one, and it will
lead us to a new Tool:

Emotion is something you FEEL, and Drama is
something you DO.

Emotion is something you EXPRESS, and Drama is
something you ACT OUT.

So what does that look like?

Let's say you're feeling Anger. Really intense,
scary anger.

And then you EXPRESS that anger in your body by
feeling the heat of the anger in your stomach,
feeling the tension of the anger in your
shoulders, and perhaps your face even gets red and
you start to clench your hands, and then you
express that Anger with your words by saying "I
feel angry."

That's "emotion."

Or, same scenario, you're feeling intense,
scary Anger, and, yes your face still gets red,
but instead of FEELING how your body actually
feels and experiencing that feeling and staying
with it and expressing it simply, you feel only
the uncontrollable urge to get RID of the
possibility of those feelings by yelling, verbally
attacking, making him wrong, fixing the situation,
slamming a door, throwing something, canceling a
date, taking revenge, checking up on him, or some
other ACTION.

That's DRAMA.

Or - here's the third alternative - you feel
intense, scary anger, and instead of feeling how
your body actually feels and staying with it, or
trying to rid yourself of those feelings through
action, you STUFF everything down and SMILE.

Now - that would seem "doormat-y" and "weak,"
or in some circumstances - "appropriate."

And yet - THAT'S DRAMA, too!