Happiness is doubled by sharing Sadness is halved by confiding What is the English translation? Than

if we share our happiness, the happiness will double. if we share our sadness, the sadness will become half.

I didn't expect it to be a Korean proverb.

Compare the original.

Happiness is doubled by sharing. Sorrow is halved by outpouring out.

the original quote is:

a problem shared is a problem halved.

Happiness is shared with friends, and relatives will naturally be doubled, and sadness will be halved because you talk to friends and relatives and have someone to spend with you.

If you feel uncomfortable, you go up the mountain, and you shout out loud, and you say what you want to say.

It's too depressing, release yourself, go to karaoke by yourself.

Find something you enjoy doing every day.

Marcus. I remember it was this.

No, everyone will have it, it's normal. Not a sign of selfishness.

It's not like you say. The content of the confiding is also mostly negative, like pouring garbage on others.

If it is a friend who understands you A friend who knows you will not care, because he knows your emotions at that time, and he just wants to vent himself, find someone to talk about your troubles, and complain. I do this all the time. Do your friends do the same?

Do you feel a lot more relaxed every time you complain, it's because you have a lot of things that are suppressed in your heart and no one to talk to, so you will be annoyed. A person who wants to share your pain and stress cares about you, and he will see your confiding as a sign of trust and will not feel that confiding is selfish. Because when you find him to talk to him when you are troubled, he will feel that you value him as a friend, because you trust him, and he is willing to listen to your nagging.

There is a proverb that happiness is doubled by sharing. Sorrow is halved by outpouring out.

Listening to your story, you should be a person who cares a lot about other people's feelings, and often thinks about others. Because you are afraid of bringing your bad emotions to your friends, and making your friends follow your emotions and be unhappy, you will feel like pouring garbage on others.

Confiding in a friend is also a way to vent stress Friends are the ones who help you Don't have any psychological pressure I think showing your emotions to others is a way to vent stress.

No. Confiding in someone is a very good way to do it.

Maintain an optimistic, calm, calm, and happy mood.

Method 1: When you are in a bad mood, consciously change the topic, or do something else, (such as listening, watching TV, doing sports, playing casual games, or going out for a walk, etc.) to distract yourself, which can relieve your emotions.

Method 2: Tell your relatives or close friends about your troubles or even cry, or use pillows, sandbags, etc., to vent the accumulated troubles in your heart, which will also be conducive to physical and mental health. However, pay attention to the object, place, and occasion of catharsis; The method should also be appropriate to avoid harming others.

Method 3: When you want to get something, or want to do something but fail, in order to reduce the disappointment in your heart, you can find a proper reason to comfort yourself, which can help you be realistic in the face of setbacks and maintain a more optimistic attitude.

Confiding in the person you want to hear is not selfish, people need to communicate.

Someone who wants to share your pain and stress cares about you.

He will take your confiding as a sign of trust, and I don't think it's selfish to confide.

Confiding in friends or family can also strengthen relationships.

It's not selfish, you say it when they're friends, don't you? There are more people on the street, why didn't you confide in them? Sometimes you confide in them as a form of trust in the hope that they will be able to help you.

Talking depends on the object! I don't think it's selfishness, it's a sign of trusting him, and if you don't trust him, how can you talk to him?

However, some people have a personality that they don't like to listen to others, hehe.

So you still have to be able to choose people

You have to see if others are really willing to accept what you have to say, and if you are willing, you are not selfish.

It's voluntary.

How can it be selfish to talk to friends when you have troubles? But confiding is just to have someone who can understand you, and talking too much will be annoying.

It's normal to talk to others.,If you're selfish, then you're too careful.,It's definitely not good to talk about it.,If it's your friends, it should be acceptable.,At least that's what I think.。

Estimated to be stressful.

It has nothing to do with selfishness.

No, it just needs an audience. Personality varies.

Everything has a way, like a dream bubble. If dew is like electricity, it should be viewed as such.