27 Common Symptoms For Catching Feelings, And How To Treat Them
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27 Common Symptoms For Catching Feelings, And How To Treat Them

The listed symptoms are to emphasize that everyone experiences things differently.

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27 Common Symptoms For Catching Feelings, And How To Treat Them
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There is a wide variety of things you may experience and/or feel when you catch feelings. Just know that any of these or some I may not list is completely normal. No case is typical, therefore everyone will have different symptoms, but what makes it easier is to recognize them, and know that it is okay to have them. The listed symptoms are not meant to scare you or get your hopes up, but I just want to emphasize that everyone experiences things differently. This article is written with the intention to let you know that any of your feelings are valid.

1. Fatigue

2. Confusion

3. Uplifted Spirits

4. Energy

5. Irritability


6. Insomnia

7. Increased or Decreased Appetite

8. Nervousness

9. Calmness

This is so important when you are going through a rough patch. When you find someone who alleviates your anxiety, it helps you get through everything else!

10. Inspiration

11. Feeling Trapped

12. Feeling Free

13. Hopefulness

14. Bravery

15. Shyness

16. Fearfulness

17. Fearlessness

18. Slightly weakened immune system

Your mental health can affect your physical health. If catching feelings affects you negatively, you may be more susceptible to small colds or any other viruses. Don't panic! If you have negative symptoms, make sure you stay healthy physically. Drink plenty of water, exercise, go outside. It will ward off the stress.

19. Unusual dreams

20. Feeling Unorganized

21. Slight Anxiety

22. Increased Confidence

23. Decreased Confidence

24. Jitteriness

25. Restlessness

26. Squirminess

27. Adrenaline

Well, that could save you a trip to the gym!

Now, before you do anything else, I want you to walk away with a few helpful tips for managing your symptoms:

1. Journal

This will help monitor your symptoms, and keep track of what worked and didn't work for you!

2. Write a poem

This was actually the first poem I've ever written! But taking the time to mindfully to express your feelings with some creative vocabulary goes a long way. My journal is filled with poems. It's a fun way to tell your story with that person, and when you first started noticing your symptoms!

3. Go on a really long walk or drive

This is considered a walking meditation (Are car meditations a thing? If not, then that's gonna be my million dollar idea!) Personally, I like using labyrinths for organizing my thoughts. But if you want to go on a regular walk, that's perfectly fine too!

4. Dance it out

Either jam out to a song that reminds you of them, OR get creative and choreograph a lyrical piece that entails your feelings towards them! I will tell you right now, you will get emotionally attached to it...

5. Crack open a cold one with the boys!

I'm so sorry about this one if you've been emotionally invested in the Drake and Josh wedding drama like I have! (I'm team Drake!) Sometimes a nice drink with your friends can help!

6. Watch an empowering movie

My go-to is Moana!! Moana is the coolest Disney princess ever! She sailed across the ocean to save her dying island, that's bad-ass! She makes me feel like I can do anything!

7. Reach out to a trusted friend

Talking to your best friend always helps!

But honestly, do whatever you need to do to manage your symptoms!

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