would you share it with the world or not?
for what reason?
& why or why not?
Re: when you are extremely sad or happy...
I tend to share happiness more than sadness. . .
I bottle it up inside.
It's what I'm comfortable with.
Besides, those that want to know usually poke and prod enough to find out : )
Re: when you are extremely sad or happy...
how nice will it be, if someone shares one sadness, & people do not assume, that it is done to gain sympathy and or to expose the one who terribly made someone sad.
life's happiness ought not be false fixed opinions' (based on generalizations and misgivings) nor ill wills' prey.
Re: when you are extremely sad or happy...
I look for ways of sharing it - telling people, taking out an ad in the paper... hahaha!
Re: when you are extremely sad or happy…
happpppinessss…when im happy i just try makin evryone smile…even if they laugh AT me 
when im sad…i usuallly just stay away from everyone…till i wna tell people.
Re: when you are extremely sad or happy...
with the world? NO! no way.
with happiness....people get jealous
with saddness...people dont really care as long as its not happening to them...
cynical?ehhh maybe.
Re: when you are extremely sad or happy...
Share with the world? no
reason? because the world doesnt care about my happiness/saddness
and why? I share with friends and family instead, they're the ppl who really care about my happiness/sadness
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if you are trying your utmost with all your heart, with the one who saddened you, will it work?
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I share it with my close friends....only...both sadness and happiness....But there r somethings I dont with anyone...Between me and My Allah:)
Re: when you are extremely sad or happy...
I do share..... In my blog.
With my friends and family, well, I kinda dont want them to
get worried about me.
It depends on the person, Dushy. If he has a heart, then he will
repent and try to make it up to you. IF not, then regard it as a good
way of having a closure. There is nothing more killing, than the coldness
of the person, you trusted and had faith in.