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having a different archetype can vary the way you cope with sadness. for example, a villain might cope with sadness by being a bad bad baby and flushing his life down the toilet because he did not show his work.

a hero might cope with sadness by not doing something dumb but just dealing with it. an everyday person might do it by, well we don't really care about them.

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I handle sadness by 1. keeping my feelings to myself. It all gets bottled up inside and then it just spills out later and I get super mad/sad.

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You might try to think of something good, but instead you think of a monster that you saw in a movie. Or you would try really hard to think of something good and think of puppies or a field full of flowers.

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I handle my sadness by #1.

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It affects how you cope with sadness because a sidekick may cope by talking with his sidekick but, on the other hand a villain may cope by stealing.

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definitely one because when I am sad I normally just go in my room, lock the door and just be to myself for a while until I want something to eat or OLIVIA GIVES ME MY BREADSTICKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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I handle sadness by #1

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I handle sadness by doing #1.

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Another thing is I agree with Heber where's my bread sticks!!!!

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A negative outcome is if the feeling well up inside you so that you can't hold them in anymore. A positive outcome is you overcome your sadness and read a book or do something else. (I read a book. It's just so soothing. Unless it is an action book.)

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Having a different archetype effects how you cope with sadness because if you are a companion you might feel like you can talk to your friend, but if you are a villian then you will get all mad then like destroy the world.

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Whenever I'm sad I isolate myself, I know it's not the best thing but talking makes me very mad or when someone says sorry, I don't know it just make me mad, so I keep my feeling hidden most of the time.

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i can handle my sadness by #1 keeping my feelings to my self.

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I agree with Heber.

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I think some of the positive outcomes are that I can think about what I've done with no interruption, and I can think about how I can do better next time or avoid that altogether. the negative outcomes could be that my parents would not be able to help if they actually know how to do that sort of thing (which they do not).

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well keeping them to yourself a positive outcome would be your not making anybody else sad by telling them and a negative outcome could be you might be stuck with that stuck with that feeling

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One difference is that is a villain is upset, they might just go destroy something, but if a hero is upset, they might just cry and move on. So, that is one way that the coping strategy's vary.

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i agree with heber

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A negative outcome would be that well its not real what your imagining. A positive outcome is that you forgot why your sad it cheered you up.

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A positive outcome would be talking and letting the feelings flow out of your body. A negative outcome is you might get too talky and share some things you might not want to share.

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I agree with Heber.

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I love using my imagination to cheer myself up! I normally think about what airplane I will make next or what Lego stop motion I will put into exitance. I will also just think about random stuff to but some of it is a little too weird to say right here so I will not make have to go that experience.

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A negative outcome is when you have so many feelings about so many different things that one day it will all come out and you can feel like nothing just an empty person just there, but a good outcome is that no one can disagree no one can get mad at you no one can do something to you but eventually it will have to come out somehow at someplace at some time.

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a negative outcome could be they're sad for you. A positive outcome is that you got all that off your chest.

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I choose option #1. I keep my feelings to myself. Most say that's not good, but it helps me. I can easily calm myself down without having to let it out. Usually, when I let it out, it's much worse. It ends up as a puddle of tears.

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The positive outcomes are no body will know I'm sad because I hate when people feal pity for me, it gets on my nerves. The negative outcomes are that if somebody messes with you, they don't know if your sad, so they don't think you're going to lash out on you.

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Usually, one and then I go talk to the vent in my room or when something bad happens like when my grandmother went to the hospital the yesterday, I locked myself in my room because I was so nervous.

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why does everyone agree with me, am i just that good?

😂

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A negative outcome is it all just gets bottled up inside of you and no one knows how hurt and broken you feel inside, and then the pressure inside of you just keeps building and building until you just can't keep it in anymore and all the tears, all the feelings, all the negativity and the anger just spills out and you might do something you regret and hurt someone you love. On a lighter note, a positive outcome could be you just forget what you are mad about and do something else. (also, I agree with Peter, books are very soothing. You just get lost in another world and for a moment, you forget all you troubles)

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The positive aspect is that you can express yourself, you can say your thoughts how you think how you or mad but with the right person it's all about the person you talk to like if I talk to an enemy or someone who just doesn't get me or a someone. I get mad I feel as if someone is making a fire and I keep heating up until I or they can't take it anymore and them or someone or even me would explode.

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i agree with Olive garden

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Having a different archetype can affect how you cope with sadness. For example, a person in need of saving may keep sadness to themselves, because nobody will listen. They feel like nobody cares about what they think and never will. And that can frustrate them. Nobody notices the good things that they do. And, say, a jester may make a joke out of their feelings , or other's. A villain may make fun of people because they need to get their anger and sadness out on someone.

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I do not do this, so I do not know what to put here.

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the positive is having fun with the imaginary friend or creature; almost believing it's there.

the negative is that it's not actually there and even if you strongly believe that it's there, other people may think you crazy and goofy.

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It really helps, because you won't have to deal with all the questions and demands about what your feelings are. But if, say, you need a little physical touch, like a hug, everyone wants to know why, and everyone is all up on you, trying to figure out what's wrong and why you're sad, and that can get annoying when you just want a hug.

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A negative outcome would be talking to the wrong person and them being a blabber mouth, but a positive outcome would be that it would be all out of your system.

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I agree with Olivia even though she's not giving me my breadsticks, also another positive outcome is if you share your sadness with the right person they get it, but a negative outcome is that they feel pity for you, say sorry, and that gets on my nerves.

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Sometimes that can help. People can give you good advice that helps. But you have to find the exact right person, because most people only care about what THEY think about your feelings, not what YOU think. That is sort of the negative outcome.

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A positive outcome of talking to someone else is that when you talk to them, you just feel this enormous weight and guilt just lifting of your chest and you feel free again. A negative outcome is that the person says something wrong and you are so sad and vulnerable that you lash out at them and then regret it later but by then it's too late. You've lost a friend.

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You cope with sadness differently depending on your architype because if you're the villain you would most likely deal with it by doing something bad, but if your a hero you might try to forget it or move on from whatever made you sad.

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I do that a lot when I'm sad. I get on my computer and start typing a story. A story that distracts me from my feelings. A place where I can escape reality and make up my own reality. But I can't stay there for long. I always have to face my feelings. I always have to go back. Most of the time it's because people make me.

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I keep my feelings to myself because there's no chance I'm telling anyone about why I'm sad because its my Stough not there's

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A negative outcome is that you still have it suck inside you but, on the positive side you have a 0% chance of anyone knowing.

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If I do talk to it about someone, I usually talk to my furry babies. A.K.A. my doggies and kitty. I rarely talk to it with my kitty cat: Callie. I sometimes talk with my big doggo: Kona. And sometimes I talk to Tiny Dog: Hazel.

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A positive is that you can relax yourself you can think you can draw and write etc. you can just relax the negative part is you can forget everything and then get in trouble because you didn't say sorry and that can get you stirred up again.

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A positive outcome is if your sad about something silly you won't get made fun of, but a bad outcome would be nobody could help you feel better but you're not telling anyone.

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A negative outcome would be you imagine bad things and you become even sadder. A positive outcome is it cheers you up.

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Using your Imagination to cheer your self up is good and bad like peter said you could think of something scary or weird or something very sad. 😢 But you could also think of something very good like Charlie playing in a field of flowers with baby piggy's and puppy's and having a great time! 🐷🐶🐷🐷🐶🐶

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A positive outcome is if you talk about it with someone else you can let out what you've been holding inside of your mind, but a negative outcome is your telling people something most likely personal to you an you probably don't want someone knowing something that personal.

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A positive outcome is obviously you'll feel better, but a negative outcome is people might think you're crazy or weird.

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It can make the way and outcome vary.

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I do option number 2. I talk to any other person.

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The negative is you keep it to yourself, you can't hold your feelings anymore. The positive is people can"t judge you.

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The positive is your feelings are out of your mouth. The negative is they could judge you.

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The positive is you will have a lot of fun. The negative is your feeling are still kept to you.