How you feel when you loose something ?

if loose you game , things , friends ....
How you people feel like ?

 

I very very bad and sad and upset and unhappy and worried and annoyed.

 

I feel more airy and breezy inside

 

It all depends.

If the things/friends were costly/dear to me then i will feel very depressed/sad.

In short i would feel unhappy for losing my things, whether precious or not.

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frustrated, disappointed, upset, sad....especially if its very valuable to me

 

I feel Just like Micky gets anger

 

lesson time:

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I feel very bad when i lost my collage friends.

 

Loosing things/games doesn't matter.Things can be bought &
replaced. Games can be played again. But loosing a part of my
family matters most & knowing myself, that'll be the hardest/
toughest day of my life.

 

i feel hurt ed and bad when i loose something/someone very close to me

 

I'm a very sore loser.

 

I will be very sad.

 

I feel sad when my shoelace comes loose!

 

I feel nothing if i loose 2 cents, but I will feel something if I loose $20...

 

i just lost some of ma blood and i am feeling hell WEAK.....
probably i am more interested in knowing how will you feel when you don't get rid of things when you certainly want to....

 

I think I'll be angry and depressed .

 

I remember when I seen my cat lying dead in middle of road after a car had hit it. I was so fucking angry! If I had seen the guy do it and knew who it was I would probably have killed him.

When me and my girlfriend split I felt so empty inside. I felt like someone had removed my arm and an important part of my life was now gone.

 

when I loose something my temperament goes higher. And I am not in my control.

 

It's okey if I loose games or things. But when it comes loosing family or friends, I'll be depressed, upset and sad. They are the most important thing in my life.

 

I feel horrible. I hate losing things.
I panic at first but calm down and try to put things in perspective.