To not guard your heart, your true feelings and desires. Your heart is now on your sleeve where anybody or anything can bump into it and break it. Wearing your heart on your sleeve is not to be confused with genuineness or openness. It is a condition of weakness. (See Iago in Shakespeare)
A "He took his new plan to spend more money into the Board meeting with his heart on sleeve." heart on his sleeve
B "How did the Board like that?"
A "They shot him down. He should have expected the Board not to want to spend any money."
B "How did the Board like that?"
A "They shot him down. He should have expected the Board not to want to spend any money."
by Shakes Peer October 04, 2014
noun
1. to show ones emotion in the open
2. for everyone around you to know what your thinking or feeling
1. to show ones emotion in the open
2. for everyone around you to know what your thinking or feeling
by H.Jay. February 28, 2006
Someone who becomes devoted to something too easily or gives their heart away quickly. They might be easily upset by things going on around them.
by Dana October 04, 2003
by Katie Svensen October 06, 2003
by Teh Commy October 06, 2003
People who wear their heart on their sleeve express their emotions freely and openly, for all to see.
by m_mia_13 April 27, 2006
John: Hey Kate, I wear my heart on my sleeve, have you noticed?
Kate: What does that mean?
John: It means I openly display my feelings.
Kate: Oh well then yes, I can see that clearly, you have feelings for me.
John: Yes ma'am, I love you!
Kate: What does that mean?
John: It means I openly display my feelings.
Kate: Oh well then yes, I can see that clearly, you have feelings for me.
John: Yes ma'am, I love you!
by xblack attackx January 23, 2012