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Rome Hooah CruisiN' total posts: 20063 since: Aug 2006	Aug 17, 12 at 2:24pm ^ re: Sensitive or Tough
	Log in to remove this advertisement Not everyone is emotional, Sniper. Some people have anomalous brains that do not process emotions well. That may not mean they are tough, though. -------------------
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Sniper [Active] Two much Neo since: Sep 2002	Aug 17, 12 at 2:27pm ^ re: Sensitive or Tough
	I guess I could of worded that better. Let me try. I didn't mean to mean "emotional" like crying and being sensitive to everything and boo hoo. Even if you brain doesn't process emotions well, you will still have them. I meant to make the point that emotions aren't always "sad". Being "tough" and being "hard" is an emotion also. Is that a little better? ------------------- [Active]
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Rome Hooah CruisiN' total posts: 20063 since: Aug 2006	Aug 17, 12 at 2:38pm ^ re: Sensitive or Tough
	I would say that is better and clearer. But I think what most people mean with these two words is the outward appearance. A lot of people tell me that I have a very cold, emotionless demeanor. Some people like this about me, as it seems confident and assuring. Others don't like it, and I strike them as mean or sociopathic. Of course, what I feel isn't always what I show, yet I think people might try to describe me as tough for that reason. If people could see my inward feelings, they might describe me as sensitive, but that can't happen. -------------------
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