Question

What are the emotions of tiger

Answer 1

Explanation:

In this metaphor, the tiger represents a bad feeling you might be having (e.g., sadness, loneliness, worry, anger). The feeling might be uncomfortable and maybe even a scary.

Answer 2

Answer:

In this metaphor, the tiger represents a bad feeling you might be having (e.g., sadness, loneliness, worry, anger). The feeling might be uncomfortable and maybe even a scary. You may be wondering, “why am I feeling this way, how can I make it go away (i.e., hey tiger, how did you get in my kitchen?!?!) or “I really don’t want you here.” When you use substances or engage in a behavior (like eating) to make the feeling go away, it’s the same as throwing the tiger some meat. The feeling goes away for a bit. When you throw the tiger a steak, he goes to his corner to eat and maybe for a moment looks a little less fierce and scary. The problem? Just as in the metaphor, if you keep avoiding the “tiger in the room” by feeding him, he will just get bigger, scarier, and harder to deal with. This is likely true for any emotion you are trying to avoid or numb. it’s probably only going to get bigger and scarier.

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