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Womens health
Girly stuff at its best!
Get ready girls! This is the section where you can read up on crucial women's issues from bra size to smear tests.
Talking about your feelings:
Don't be afraid, too shy or too proud to talk about your feelings.
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Talking about your feelings is natural and nobody should try to stop you showing your emotions.
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Deciding who to talk to is the first step. If you can’t talk to anyone you know, visit a doctor and tell them how you feel.
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If you work up the courage to talk to someone and they don’t help you anyway, then try again. It might help to talk to a support organisation like Samaritans.
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If you’re feeling down, angry, upset or depressed, then talking about your feelings can help you work out your emotions.
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Actually saying what’s wrong and hearing someone else talk about it can put a whole new perspective on things. They might also suggest options that you had not thought of before.
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Talking about your feelings can be a huge relief. If you aren’t able to talk about your feelings, then try writing everything down and giving it to a friend, family member or doctor.
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If you bottle up your feelings, then emotions and tough situations can seem overwhelming. Don’t try to manage everything by yourself: There are people willing to help you get through ANY situation.
