The Emotion Each Birth Month Struggles To Express (In One Sentence)

April

You struggle with expressing sadness because you never want anyone to mistake your vulnerability for weakness, so you usually cry behind closed doors.

May

You struggle with expressing lust because you don’t want to make the other person feel uncomfortable or pressured, even if they’ve shown the same interest in you and you have nothing to worry about.

June

You struggle with expressing exhaustion because you spend so much time running from place to place and never want to slow down, even when it’s hurting your mind and body.

July

You struggle with expressing pride because you don’t want to come across like you’re bragging, even though you have every right to be excited about what you’ve accomplished.

August

You struggle with expressing jealousy because you don’t want to come across as clingy or overemotional and end up locking your feelings inside.

September

You struggle with expressing fear because you don’t want anyone to know your weaknesses and use them against you if they stop being friends with you.

October

You struggle with expressing displeasure because you never want to ruin the mood or complain when you know there are so many other people out there going through way worse than you.

November

You struggle with expressing excitement because you’re always nervous that you’ll get your hopes up too high and then will end up disappointed in the end.

December

You struggle with expressing confusion because you want everyone to think of you as intelligent and assume that you know best.

January

You struggle with expressing happiness because you are worried that things are too good to be true and will end up falling apart as soon as you get comfortable.

February

You struggle with expressing love because you never know the right words to say to encapsulate what you’re feeling on the inside, so sometimes you end up saying nothing at all.

March

You struggle with expressing anger because you don’t want to cause any drama or disturb the peace, so you pretend that everything is perfectly fine.