What are the characteristics of an emotionally mature person?

Answer 1

1. The Ability to Give and Receive Love

2. The Ability to Face Reality and Deal with it

3. Just as Interested in Giving as Receiving

4. The Capacity to Relate Positively to Life Experiences

5. The Ability to Learn from Experience

6. The Ability to Accept Frustration

7. The Ability to Handle Hostility Constructively

8. Relative Freedom from Tension Symptoms

Answer 2

Children and childish adults often want everything now, and avoid enduring anything they do not like. They know little of personal responsibility and often rely on other people for care and protection. People who care for childish adults may be confused about the difference between protection and control. If you are mature, you can delay your gratification and desires, and you can maintain your self control. If your parents did not fully coach you to emotional maturity, we offer our coaching and mentorship. You can gain emotional maturity, self-control, wisdom and responsibility.
The concept of emotion's is a very wide and diverse definition of feelings. Feelings are portrayed through the humans sense and perspective. An example would be: Feeling pity for a lame homeless person thrown on the side of the road like a crippled animal. Wouldn't you feel sorry or somehow a connection with that person because you understand the situation he's in? We go through emotion everyday if not, humans would be dare devils cheating death and living a life of 'what if?' dramatically personifying other life around us questioning the meanings of life and if we should end it. By the way I'm 15 i have a lot of experience with emotions and not once have i thought humans are better off without them.

Answer 3

This is a very interesting question, but it is packed with many levels of danger as well. Without knowing anything more about the questioner, we could say that the most important thing is to strike a balance between putting some reasonable effort into your social interactions without feeling irrational and unhealthy pressure to re-make yourself completely. Remember that it is not your job, your duty, or even within your power to be 'attractive' and loved by everyone. It could be that excessive worrying about emotional unattractiveness is causing you to act and inter-act in ways that may be off-putting to others. It is amazing that we can believe with certainty how we are coming across and why we come across that way, only to find when we look a little deeper that we are really presenting ourselves in a very different way. Find a counselor or trusted friends (the friends who can offer you a little insightful and unexpected truth from time to time, even if it's not particularly comfortable) and start talking about these things. Often, it is just a matter of growing and maturing, and trying things out.

Answer 4

To develop emotionally healthy personality is by learning to control your emotion . A person is emotionally unstable if :

1. React in different manner

2. Angry even in a very minute details

3. cannot control emotion

Answer 5

be rational, think wisely,and acept the things , and have hope to improve yourself