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Ballerina123 · 17-08-2012, 10:35 PM

I have mixed opinions about it.

I work in the NHS and I feel when I am at work it is an advantage to be emotionless. You can't get emotional about other people's problems, it is unprofessional and so being unemotional is an advantage.

Where as when it comes to my relationships with my family and partner I like to show emotion so they know how I feel and I can talk it out.

17-08-2012, 10:35 PM	#12
Ballerina123 XXX Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: North east England I am currently:	I have mixed opinions about it. I work in the NHS and I feel when I am at work it is an advantage to be emotionless. You can't get emotional about other people's problems, it is unprofessional and so being unemotional is an advantage. Where as when it comes to my relationships with my family and partner I like to show emotion so they know how I feel and I can talk it out.
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