Why am I so emotinal?

Question

I've been getting really emotinal latley and finding it really hard to trust people. I usually wanna stay up in my room alone or sleep, just do anything to block everybody out

Someone said its horomones, but idk.

Im not sure why...but I keep crying too. I dont get mad, i just get really upset over things

and im 13, incase that helps.

Answer 1

You're normal.  It IS hormones.  They're just starting to flow.  Don't worry, you'll survive and you'll be just fine.

Answer 2

Check out Dr. Elaine Aron's "Highly Sensitive People" and "Highly Sensitive Children."  

You might be hypersensitive like me.  You can also google

sensitive people, highly sensitive people, etc.  There are Yahoo Groups on the same subjects.  Good luck!!

Answer 3

its life..part of growing up,..hormones kickin in

Answer 4

People are either emotional or thinking type. big b***s and curvaceous "s**y" girls tend to feel pain more than the less s**y. s**y girls are more emotional than any other, emotional are religious types.

i think its hormones too because your body is maturing.

Answer 5

Yep, hormones.  Have your mom take you for a complete physical to a woman's specialist just to make sure you are ok.

Answer 6

People who are very depressed will often cry for no tangible reason. This happened once to me on a trolley - I just turned my face to the window and wept for several minutes. People who are depressed lose interest in things, become apathetic, can't make decisions, and so forth.

Answer 7

You didn't mention how long you've been feeling that way. It could be anything from depression to pre-menstrual syndrome, or moodswings due to hormonal changes.

Answer 8

YEP, YOUR NOT THE ONLY ONE, I KEEP CRYING BUT MY PARENTS SAY ITS HORMONES.

LOL, I WATCHED BATMAN AND GOT A BIT UPSET THAT HEATH LEDGER HAD DIED... I HAVE NO IDEA WHY!

Answer 9

hormones.

Answer 10

Sounds like it could very well be clinical depression.  Talk to your physician about it ASAP.  The longer you leave it untreated, the worse it will become.  You will be doing actual physiological damage to your brain, so get going and good luck.

Answer 11

Hormones. You're 13, your body is flooded with them as you go through puberty. Crying is normal. Physical activity and talking to your friends will help.  

Answer 12

Kat, let me be perfectly frank with you.  There's no way anyone can possibly address your issue without a proper evaluation with a physician.  There are lots of issues that adolescents have to go through which contribute to such issues.  But it's really hard to tease out that which is normal adolescent angst from what may be underlying suffering which deserves treatment.  I urge you to please speak with your parents about this and be formally seen by a physician.  Only a licensed physician can determine whether this is just a normal "phase" if you will or if it's something more serious, or whether there's an underlying medical cause for this (thyroid problems, etc.)  So please, speak to your parents and ask to be formally evaluated by a physician.  There's no reason why you should suffer needlessly in 2008.

Answer 13

That sounds about like me at 13.  My mom would say I was exactly like that I suspect.  This will pass hun.

Answer 14

Has something traumatic happened to you recently? Tell your pediatrician.that you have been under stress and share how you

are feeling. I am 50 and A.D.D. and tend to back away from people, too. Always have.

Check out www.ADDitude.com .

I hate small talk and don't have patience for people that gossip and complain and are negative. Those people can take a toll on you. Use your time to get a good education, do a craft or artwork and/or take up a musical instrument and push yourself to learn and be creative. This is healing for me. Do not give in to fatigue. Exercise helps too. Oh and lay off of white sugar and white flour. Could also be hormones. Tell yourself you are fine and you will be. Keep busy and take good care of yourself. Then you will have something to give to others, helping someone less fortunate, etc.But until then, do not feel guilty for wanting to spend quiet time alone. Rest, pray, pamper yourself.  Blessings!  

Answer 15

sounds more like depression. Maybe you should talk to your parents/guidance councilor,psychologist about it?

       Depression is a serious matter please seek help.