Anger
A lot of people have anger issues, and there are also people who do not deal well with anger. Anger is also a good cause of withdrawal. Let’s say for instance, you get upset or pissed off by the actions of a friend, family member, partner or even a colleague. In a bid to avoid escalating the issue by your actions, you can choose to take a time out and cool off, especially if you’re the type that is prone to lash out when angry. Withdrawing at this point is only for a moment, and should not take longer than necessary.
Hyper Sensitivity
A lot of people are gifted with a heightened or increased level of emotion. They feel things differently and even process emotional things on a different level more than others. What you see as a normal, random thing or situation may be something of empathic value to them. Due to their hypersensitive nature, it is difficult for them to find a level ground, and they can only do so when they take time to themselves.
Pressure
Pressure from life, family, friends, work, etc can make someone feel like they are about to burst. If they do not find a positive way to channel away that pressure or to release the pent up pressure from their bodies, they might end up with serious issues in the near future. Certain people who discover that they are under enormous pressure often take the initiative to break away from people, just so they can find time to gather their thoughts and make decisions. This phase will help them recover and come back stronger. Read page 2 for more tips
