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The Water element in Chinese astrology represents intuition, emotions, and the hidden streams that flow within us. It is associated with adaptability, responsiveness, and harmony with natural cycles. Water individuals are empathetic and compassionate, forming strong bonds based on trust and understanding. However, their emotional nature can lead to mood changes and overwhelm, emphasizing the importance of balance in relationships. They have a strong connection to home and family, providing care and creating a cozy atmosphere. To harmonize their intuitive nature and maintain emotional stability, Water individuals can engage in water-based activities, write their feelings, create a calming ambience with sound and music, incorporate black accents, and practice mindful breathing exercises.

Stubbornness, often perceived as a negative trait, can be a complex and multifaceted characteristic. While it can hinder personal growth and lead to self-centered behavior, it can also represent steadfastness, resilience, and independence. Understanding the underlying emotions that fuel stubbornness can help individuals tame and channel it in a more positive direction.

Ronnie O’Sullivan opened up about his emotional struggles during his Amazon documentary last year, admitting to feeling ‘scared’ and questioning his ability while dealing with nerves on the biggest stage in snooker. O’Sullivan has rarely hidden his emotions and recently opened up about hiring a psychologist who will work with him in Sheffield. Despite his nerves, O’Sullivan was able to keep his nerve and rallied to hold a lead and win eight more frames to claim a seventh world title. After going level with Stephen Hendry, the Rocket was in tears once again as he embraced Trump moments after victory was confirmed and confetti fell from the Crucible rafters.

Disney and Pixar’s upcoming animated sequel, Inside Out 2, will not feature the new emotion character, Shame, who was initially introduced in the movie. Director Kelsey Mann revealed that Shame was ultimately cut from the film as it was considered “not fun” and “too heavy” to watch.