Automatically translated.View original post

Emotionally intelligent people don't store emotions, they just know when to act.

2025/12/4 Edited to

... Read moreจากประสบการณ์ส่วนตัว ฉันพบว่าการมี EQ สูงไม่ได้หมายความว่าจะเก็บอารมณ์ไว้คนเดียว แต่เป็นการรู้จักจัดการและเลือกเวลาที่เหมาะสมในการแสดงออก เช่น เมื่อรู้สึกโกรธหรือเครียด การหยุดคิดสักพักก่อนพูดช่วยลดความขัดแย้งและรักษาความสัมพันธ์ได้ดีขึ้น นอกจากนี้ การฝึกพูดในขณะที่ควบคุมอารมณ์ได้ ทำให้คนรอบข้างเข้าใจและเปิดใจกับเราได้ง่ายขึ้น สำหรับวัยผู้ใหญ่ การไม่เก็บอารมณ์ไว้และหาวิธีปลดปล่อยอย่างสร้างสรรค์ มีผลต่อสุขภาพจิตและความสุขในชีวิตอย่างมาก ภาพการ์ตูนในบทความยังสื่อสารได้ดีว่าความฉลาดทางอารมณ์ไม่ได้หมายถึงความเย็นชา แต่คือการรู้ว่าเมื่อไหร่ควรพูดหรือเงียบ เพื่อไม่ให้ความรู้สึกเครียดสะสมจนเกิดผลเสียในใจของเราเองและคนรอบข้าง การรู้จักแยกแยะอารมณ์และการกระทำช่วยให้เราไม่ใช้อารมณ์พังความสัมพันธ์ แต่ใช้ EQ เป็นเครื่องมือในการเข้าใจตนเองและผู้อื่นอย่างมีประสิทธิภาพ ลองฝึกฝนด้วยการสังเกตใจตัวเองและตั้งคำถามว่า “ตอนนี้ฉันรู้สึกอย่างไร” และ “ฉันควรแสดงออกแบบไหนที่จะไม่ทำร้ายใคร” สิ่งนี้จะช่วยให้เราควบคุมอารมณ์ได้ดีขึ้นและพัฒนาความฉลาดทางอารมณ์ในระยะยาว

Related posts

signs someone is emotionally safe
A lot of people don’t realize how emotionally exhausted they are until they experience someone who feels safe. Not perfect. Not emotionless. Not “too good to be true.” Just safe. Safe communication. Safe vulnerability. Safe consistency. Safe love. Emotionally safe people don’t make
TheKlawEdit

TheKlawEdit

42 likes

A sleeping cat on a couch next to an open notebook with handwritten text, illustrating how to manage stress with emotional intelligence.
A bathroom interior with a vanity and mirror, overlaid with text advising to stop believing every feeling and strengthen discernment.
A person's legs and feet wearing sneakers on a concrete surface, with text advising not to let emotion dictate action.
emotionally intelligent ways to manage stress
i used to literally define myself by my anxiety. i was so fixated on my accomplishments and my ability get as much done with as little sleep, rest, and kindness as possible - i saw my anxiety as a side effect of that “strength” and so it became a core part of my personality. when covid-19 hi
carley ◡̈

carley ◡̈

3950 likes

5 Signs You’re Emotionally Disconnected 🌸
#emotions #selfdiscovery #selfimprovement #journal #healing
Smile More 🫠

Smile More 🫠

2588 likes

Books to understand human psychology
I used to think understanding people was just about common sense… until I read these books 🤯 Turns out, we’re all predictable, emotional, and sometimes totally irrational 😅 From why we crave meaning to how emotions control us and why we make the worst decisions (thinking they’re smart ones), the
Meredith Jao

Meredith Jao

1775 likes

Title image featuring dark red, wavy water with sparkling lights, displaying the text "Things Emotionally Intelligent Women Do" and the Lemon8 user handle.
A dark red, silky background with text advising to recognize emotions as responses, not accurate gauges, and that unhealed trauma might be guiding them.
Abstract dark pink and purple shapes frame text stating that emotions are purely one's own responsibility, not someone else's fault or doing.
Things Emotionally Intelligent Women Do
1. Recognize the relationship between your emotional responses and your past trauma and how they interact with one another. Your traumas trigger stronger emotional responses or disassociation. Recognize, work, and control them. 2. Take accountability for your emotions. Emotions are responses to e
Mavis Shahar

Mavis Shahar

746 likes

A young woman takes a mirror selfie, holding a phone, with the text overlay "EMOTIONALLY INTELLIGENT GIRLS KNOW THAT:" in black and red font, introducing the topic.
A laptop on a couch displays design software, with the text "PEOPLE SHOW, DON'T TELL actions reveal true intentions. watch what people do more than what they say. behavior, especially consistent behavior, speaks volumes."
An outdoor scene with power lines and trees against a cloudy sky, featuring the text "SELF-CONTROL IS POWER emotional control isn't about suppressing feelings, but managing how you respond."
6 things emotionally intelligent girlies know!!
emotional intelligence is THE most important skill to have! it lays the foundation for our relationships (with ourselves and others) and informs pretty much every decision we make that has to do with another person. personally, seeing someone practice emotional intelligence is a huge mark of ma
carley ◡̈

carley ◡̈

1522 likes

12 Phrases Emotionally Intelligent People Use
Emotional intelligence isn’t about staying calm all the time. It’s about choosing better words when pressure is high. These phrases don’t avoid hard moments — they create clarity, safety, and forward motion. Pick one phrase you’ll practice this week and notice how conversations start to sh
Steven Bou

Steven Bou

861 likes

Facts about Emotionally Intelligent People
#intelligenceisbeautiful #bodytransformation #perception #personification ❤️Please follow, like, comment, save, and share! Emotionally intelligent people aren’t born different. They practice differently. They slow down before reacting. They notice what they’re feeling—anger, stre
SenicaEvone

SenicaEvone

2502 likes

When Love Feels Like You Can Finally Breathe Most of us aren’t looking for perfect. We say we want chemistry. We say we want someone attractive, successful, emotionally intelligent, spiritually aligned. But if we’re honest, what we really want is to feel safe. Safe enough to stop performin
Bella Feu 🦋

Bella Feu 🦋

64 likes

15 SIGNS A WOMAN IS EMOTIONALLY CHECKED OUT(Reality Check)
She didn’t just wake up and leave… she checked out first. Not loudly Not dramatically But slowly… quietly The effort faded The questions stopped The connection felt different And the scariest part? You could feel it… but couldn’t explain it REALITY CHECK: Women don’t just leave ph
Aisha .T Cleaners & J Advocate

Aisha .T Cleaners & J Advocate

143 likes

10 signs you’re emotionally intelligent.
10 signs you’re emotionally intelligent. #emotionalintelligence #chosen #spirituality #maturemindset #emotionalmaturity
It’s The Real Jay Anthony

It’s The Real Jay Anthony

1151 likes

5 Reasons People Sabotage Their Love Life
5 Things People Do When They’re Afraid to Love Why does someone act interested… then distant? Why do things feel intense one day and confusing the next? In this video, we’re breaking down 5 common behaviors people show when they’re afraid to love — and what it really means when someone keeps
✨ Weekly Oracle

✨ Weekly Oracle

71 likes

5 Habits That Made Me Emotionally Stronger
"Building emotional strength isn’t magic — it’s daily work. These 5 habits rebuilt my inner world stronger than I ever thought possible. One book that helped me the most: The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest. What did you read? What's your next?" #EmotionalGrowth #SelfHealing
nextreadwithjade

nextreadwithjade

639 likes

Signs He emotionally immature‼️‼️
Some men act immature because of their past or because society tells them to hide their feelings. Everyone's upbringing affects how they handle emotions. But you're not obliged to tolerate such behavior; putting your well-being first is essential. From my perspective as a woman, dealing
Milaidy🫧🌺🍕

Milaidy🫧🌺🍕

3018 likes

The Just 3 Rule for Mental Health That Sticks 💭❤️🧠✨
Let me be sooo real with you… Getting fit is hard. Staying consistent? Way harder. It’s not about having the “perfect” body or that one magical workout. It’s about your brain. Your mood. Your mindset. Because honestly? If your mental health is trash, your discipline will be too. And that’s exactly
Chalie_Baker

Chalie_Baker

633 likes

People-pleasing in adulthood 🌸🍋🫶🏼
I don’t think people (therapists included) appreciate how much deeper people-pleasing goes than just simply saying no more often. People pleasing is another nervous system response that is celebrated by others because it benefits them and appears to be something “good” or “nice.” If we want to
Kaylan | FL psychotherapist

Kaylan | FL psychotherapist

73 likes

Controlling Your Emotions 𓆩♡𓆪
Learning to control your emotions is one of the most important things to do to improve the quality of your life in both the short-term and long-term. It allows you to understand and identify what triggers you, and makes managing stress much easier. Controlling your emotions does NOT mean suppres
angel factory🪽

angel factory🪽

2534 likes

An infographic titled "10 Ways Emotionally Intelligent People Manage Toxicity" shows a person meditating, blocking out negative symbols. It lists ten strategies, including setting boundaries, seeking solutions, avoiding negative people, and managing emotions effectively, to protect peace and growth.
10 Ways Emotionally Intelligent People Handle Toxi
Emotional intelligence isn’t about being “nice.” It’s about knowing how to protect your peace, your energy, and your growth — especially around toxic people. Here are 10 things emotionally intelligent people do differently: 1. They have healthy coping habits to stay calm. 2.
Steven Bou

Steven Bou

377 likes

Kids don’t just listen to our words… they build their inner voice from them. 🧠💛 The way we respond in hard moments becomes the script they use when life feels overwhelming. When we lead with safety instead of shame, we teach them: • feelings aren’t dangerous • mistakes aren’t identity
Motherhood And Montessori

Motherhood And Montessori

199 likes

How emotionally intelligent people set boundaries
• Rooted in self-respect • No forcing people to change • Distance is the boundary Protect your peace without the drama. #selfawareness #emotionalintelligence #mindsetshift #healingjourney #boundaries
therapythoughts

therapythoughts

17 likes

Not Everything Deserves Your Emotions✨
One of the hardest parts of emotional discipline is accepting that just because something affects you doesn’t mean it deserves your full emotional investment. Some things are not meant to be carried. Some things are not meant to be chased. Some things are not meant to be internalized. This
crystalso.clear

crystalso.clear

4 likes

Being Emotionally Strong
Being emotionally strong in relationships is important because it allows you to effectively communicate your needs, manage your emotions healthily, provide support, navigate conflicts constructively, and build a deeper, more fulfilling connection based on trust and understanding. So how do you beco
megomylego

megomylego

32 likes

Regulating your emotions and feelings ✨
Everyone has feelings. Whether they are big, small, unimportant, irrelevant, sensitive, or insensitive. No one’s feelings should be ignored. I’m not a soft person, but I’m soft to others. I know it does not make sense but let me break it down. I’m not a soft person = I can handle a lot a
Toni ✨

Toni ✨

6 likes

A woman takes a mirror selfie, wearing a black crop top and light sweatpants. Text overlay reads "HOW TO MANAGE STRESS LIKE AN EMOTIONALLY INTELLIGENT PERSON," with the Lemon8 logo and username at the bottom.
A flat lay shows a notebook with handwritten notes, a pen, a highlighter, and pink headphones. Text lists "WHAT EMOTIONALLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE DO DIFFERENTLY" with three bullet points on observing stress, separating urgent from loud, and fixing things step by step.
A person wearing glasses lies on a couch, looking at the camera. Text overlay provides "SOME STRESS HACKS THAT REALLY HELP," including naming stressors, stretching the jaw, and using the "3-Day Rule" for worries.
manage stress the emotionally intelligent way
if you grew up being taught zero emotion regulation skills, you unfortunately have to do the work yourself in adulthood to get back on track. these are some things I started implementing to gain emotional intelligence and stability in my life. #lemon8partner #wellnessessentials #positivee
alexa vicktoria

alexa vicktoria

39 likes

How emotionally intelligent people handle anger:
✨ They pause, not explode ✨ They express, not suppress ✨ They reflect, then respond This is what control really looks like. #productivity #growthmindset #mentalhealthmatters #womenoflemon8 #diarypost
therapythoughts

therapythoughts

2 likes

It’s important to be emotionally intelligent
@omarion When you have emotional intelligence you make better decisions. Is it important to have emotional intelligence? #omarion 🎥 @jasonleeshow
VSGENT

VSGENT

4 likes

Healing yourself emotionally 🤎🙏🏽
#healingthroughfaith #meditation #god
Shaniqua

Shaniqua

139 likes

An image titled "10 signs you're emotionally intelligent" featuring a black and white illustration of a woman in a blazer with crossed arms. The list details signs like noticing unsaid questions, forced enthusiasm, hidden burnout, and sensing others' needs and stress.
10 Signs You’re Emotionally Intelligent
Emotional intelligence isn’t loud. It’s subtle, observant, and deeply human. If you see yourself in even a few of these, it’s not accidental — it’s awareness built over time. Which one hit closest for you? #EmotionalIntelligence #SelfAwareness #MindsetGrowth #PersonalDevelopment
Steven Bou

Steven Bou

69 likes

5 Phrases Emotionally Intelligent People Use
Emotionally intelligent communication is less about winning arguments and more about understanding people. It’s the ability to pause, listen, and respond in a way that builds trust instead of tension. When conversations feel safe and respectful, relationships grow stronger, misunderstandings red
The Silent Mom

The Silent Mom

56 likes

How I Stay Emotionally Balanced
These are the gentle practices that help me feel grounded, present, and at peace—especially on the hard days. 🧘🏾‍♀️ I honor my emotions 📓 I journal through my triggers 🌬 I regulate my nervous system 🕯 I curate my space with intention 🧠 I choose thoughts that nourish me 🌙 I rest, deeply and
Summer & Selah

Summer & Selah

398 likes

A therapist, wearing glasses and a light shirt, smiles and gestures while speaking to two clients in a counseling session. A wooden sign reads 'Mental Health Matters,' and a cork board says 'You Are Not Alone.' A candle and plant are also visible, creating a supportive atmosphere.
Emotionally Aware, Selectively Available
Let’s talk education for a second because learning emotional health is not just about knowing the words. It’s about knowing when to stop talking altogether. Not everything that feels uncomfortable is unhealthy. Growth is awkward. Boundaries feel rude when you were taught to overexplain. Silence
bloomingmoore

bloomingmoore

6 likes

Green Flags You’re Emotionally Intelligent
☑️ You don’t react to insults, you pause ☑️ You feel genuine empathy for people being rude ☑️ You stay kind, but protect your peace ☑️ You ask “are you okay?” instead of clapping back If this is you… keep going. You’re so emotionally evolved. #MentalHealth #selfdiscovery #selfimprov
therapythoughts

therapythoughts

3 likes

⚠️ 3 Signs You’re Not Emotionally Intelligent
▶️You assume bad intent from others ▶️ You can’t say no to people ▶️ You explode or shut down when upset Tag someone who needs to hear this. #mentalhealth #healingjourney #selfcare #motivation #inspiration
therapythoughts

therapythoughts

1 like

10 TRUTHS: HOW EMOTIONALLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE HANDLE BETRAYAL ⚠️ (Read slowly)
✨ They don’t just heal… they become impossible to deceive ✨ Betrayal didn’t just hurt you… It challenged how you trust yourself And that’s the part most people avoid Because the real shift happens when you stop asking: 👉 “Why did they do it?” And start asking: 👉 “What did I feel… but
Aisha .T Cleaners & J Advocate

Aisha .T Cleaners & J Advocate

1 like

5 books to teach EMOTIONS!
hello ◡̈ I absolutely love that the new generation of parents are really focused on teaching their children about feelings and emotions! It’s so important to raise a child knowing how to identify these so that they become emotionally intelligent adults! With simple books that can help teach your
mom | sierra ◡̈

mom | sierra ◡̈

390 likes

Don't date an emotionally intelligent person
#lemon8dairy #love #relationshipgoals #podcast #relationship
Lora

Lora

1 like

Becoming emotionally unavailable to chaos
it’s about finally choosing your peace over their patterns. It’s about knowing when to step back, stay silent, and protect your glow. I don’t fight for spaces I’ve outgrown. I don’t chase after peace. I create it. #QuietCrown #SoftStrength #ProtectYourGlow #FacelessConfidence
Quiet Crown 🌿👑

Quiet Crown 🌿👑

52 likes

Coping Strategies For Managing Emotions | ADHD
Navigating the rollercoaster of emotions can be a real challenge sometimes. Here are some helpful insights & strategies to help you navigate your feelings for a more emotionally stable home environment! Swipe left to learn more! ꩜ . . . . . . . . . . #adhd #
fyog home

fyog home

48 likes

How Emotionally Intelligent People Handle Insults
This is what real class looks like. #MentalHealth #selfdiscovery #selfimprovement #happiness #journal
therapythoughts

therapythoughts

1 like

Why emotionally intelligent people talk to ...
#psychologyfacts #selfawareness #emotionalintelligence
The Inner Pattern

The Inner Pattern

0 likes

✨🫣Girl RUN! | How To Tell THEY Are the Problem🏃🏾‍♀️✨
✨ Let’s get into it, bestie. Sometimes we stay in situationships or relationships thinking we’re the issue, but let’s be honest, some people are just emotionally unavailable, inconsistent, or straight-up toxic! Here’s how to tell when they’re the problem (and not your overthinking self). 🚩 Signs
Margarita

Margarita

106 likes

4 Habits of Emotionally Strong People
#understandingpower #highaltitude #embracevulnerability Emotional Intelligence Habits is written by Dr. Travis Bradberry
Ashley

Ashley

391 likes

Food for thought
What nobody tells you about emotionally intelligent people is this: They struggle to hate people. They struggle to detach from people they understand too well. They don’t just see what you did…they see why. The childhood behind the sarcasm. The fear behind the distance. The wound behind the b
KimberLee

KimberLee

6 likes

People who drain you emotionally?
#fyp #emotional #healing #meditation #peace
Taoism•Priestess

Taoism•Priestess

3 likes

Process emotions✨
Most of us arent taught how to process our emotions. We are told to “get over it” or to simply “let if go”. But sometimes we feel something so intense that is seems to consume our every thought. For example, a coworker says something to you and it made you feel ashamed and that comment kee
Mindfully Kaity

Mindfully Kaity

11 likes

A vibrant image with the title "HOW TO PROTECT YOUR ENERGY & PEACE" in bold white text against an orange background, featuring a bouquet of red tulips at the bottom.
An image titled "Set Clear Boundaries" with a red stop sign and a speed limit sign on a roadside, emphasizing saying no without guilt to protect well-being.
An image titled "Avoid Energy Vampires" over a calm blue lake with distant trees and a boat dock, advising to limit interactions with draining people.
✨ how to protect your energy & peace ✨
Do you ever feel mentally, emotionally, or even physically drained after being around certain people or situations? That’s a sign your energy is being affected! Protecting your energy is just as important as taking care of your body. If you’re constantly feeling burnt out, overwhelmed, or like your
Caroline 🫶🏼

Caroline 🫶🏼

285 likes

A close-up of two people holding hands, with the title text "How to be An Emotionally Safe Partner" overlaid. The Lemon8 logo and username are visible at the bottom.
Vibrant pink bougainvillea flowers frame text discussing how to prioritize understanding over winning arguments to foster a respectful relationship. The Lemon8 logo is at the bottom.
A person's legs and feet are visible next to two coffee cups, with text explaining how to listen without judgment to create trust and make a partner feel valued.
How to be An Emotionally Safe Partner ‼️
Emotional safety is the cornerstone of a loving, healthy relationship. It’s about cultivating trust, allowing us to be open and vulnerable with one another. In essence, emotional safety means feeling secure enough to express your true self without fear of judgment. When one partner reveals their
Milaidy🫧🌺🍕

Milaidy🫧🌺🍕

97 likes

HE’S NOT EMOTIONALLY MATURE
#sheraseven
sprinklesprinkle

sprinklesprinkle

54 likes

My fuck NO’s for being emotionally safe:
One thing I’m learning about feeling a sense of belonging is that it’s about how you FEEL. Not about how you FIT. && one of the main roots of belonging is feeling safe. Not just nervous system safe, or physically safe, or even safe with your sense of self. But most of all- EMOTIONALLY sa
Courtney

Courtney

72 likes

Emotionally Strong People Do Life Like This
Emotionally strong people aren’t born different—they choose differently. They don’t run from discomfort, they face it. They don’t depend on others for validation, they build it within. They don’t react to everything, they respond with intention. They protect their peace, set boundaries without
The Silent Mom

The Silent Mom

41 likes

See more