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Excessive Emotion Guilty people are often overly angry or emotional when confronted. Usually, admissions or guilt arise in the form of quick denial. Most guilty people are not shocked to be caught, but are embarrassed so they are quick to deny and get angry. The anger is generally intended for the accuser, in order to make the accuser feel bad for second guessing the guilty. The anger is often followed by a series of excuses that are explained to throw the accuser off. Usually, when it comes to relationships, the excuses also make the accuser feel guilty, or are at least intended to. #repost!!! #tnx sa pgresearch Rose Sun Zeque Suganob. . .haha

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