Very British Problems (s1e3: feelings&emotions)

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Across
  1. 3. Brits feel compelled to tell their hairdresser that they ... their terrible new haircut
  2. 6. The British are panicking about how to react when receiving an ... gift
  3. 7. Brits have the paralyzing fear of using someone else's ... (to flush or not to flush in the middle of the night - that is the question)
  4. 8. The way Brits can express their inner rage through
  5. 10. Brits are dreading the bit when everyone should sing "..."
  6. 12. An emotion that coincides with sadness when it is expressed by a Brit
  7. 14. Brits are having no idea how to handle receiving a ... (they are dealing well with criticism, but now doing great with kindness; any … should be batted away, wrapped in a bin bag, set fire to and thrown off a cliff)
  8. 17. Brits are worrying about whether they seem ... when expressing sadness (funeral can be a challenge for the British as they do not know how to react and show genuine feelings, to grieve publicly; they prefer to get distracted by meeting new people at funeral or expecting a good buffet afterwards)
  9. 18. Brits feel aghast at the thought of "joining in" when clapping or singing along. They say: “It's not in our ... to be really come out there”
Down
  1. 1. Wearing heart on a ... is less expected of Brits
  2. 2. Brits say: "we don't have the hips for that. We should get rid of ..., it's rubbish, it's not British”
  3. 4. "Is that what you're wearing?=It's a ... thing to wear"
  4. 5. Brits experience the horror of dealing with an emotional ... in public
  5. 9. Brits secretly enjoy being ... (they support those who will never win because they are not ready for success themselves)
  6. 11. Conversation about the ... is a form of a social interaction for the British (it's not about the … - it's about feelings)
  7. 13. Brits are able to express passionate emotions only while watching ... . (Tears, rage, laughter etc.) They can share emotions with others or express real feelings at that moment.
  8. 15. Brits are never able to judge how much gusto to ... with at a formal occasion (how loud or quite they should do that)
  9. 16. Brits have "a thing" about an unwelcome surprise of someone actually telling them how they are. (Noone wants to know, they ask but don't ... it)