Why is it important to be aware of your own feelings? give an example why is it important to be aware of other peoples feelings? give an example what are at least 3 ways to express feelings? describe an unhealthy way to express a feeling and explain how it could negatively affect you and someone else. be specific now describe a healthier way to express the feeling and explain how it could positively affect you and someone else?

Here is your first part:

You want to be aware of your own feelings because when you make front of yourself and the people your talking to would say true but then your getting your feelings hurt because you're friends think its true then you will get a low self-esteem.

Ex: "Yeah true bro" *Wait he said true I was just playing around on my god it is true*

Here is your second part:

Well, when you make front of someone you u might be playing around but the person your making front of might think different you need to make sure you tell them your just kidding so he won't get affected by your behavior.

Here is your third part:

You can express your feelings by...
1. Talk to adult ( parent,neighbor, or any other family member)
2. Talk to a friend ( best friend because you can trust them more)
3. Talk to your self com up with ways that can help you physically and emotionally.

Here is your fourth part:

Well, when him or a her tell someone that's he or she has feelings for him the person doesn't feel the same and that person let's down that girl or boy the hard it effect them by embarrassment, and sadness then you become EMO and that person who let you down hard will be very to because of what he did to you and he or she becomes depressed too.

Here is your fifth part:

The girl or boy you let down easy might be embarrassed a little bit but she doesn't get a low esteem, so he or she doesn't become EMO, and your still friends and might become best friends so it effects both of you in a positive self esteem.

Communication. releasing emotions/feelings to someone you know you can count on. ; ) someone who may not understand but willing to listen.