[Jords]

Originally Posted by Mollie.

The concept of emotions has always confused me - happiness, sadness, anger etc. How do we know how to feel them, how can you feel them when they aren't physical, and why do we have them at all?

Its really interesting, and you cant feel the emotions you want to feel either

Originally Posted by GypsyGoth

I don't think I explained it well. Like yep you can be going through a very happy part of your life, but you take it for granted in a way, and you don't realise how much you were taking it for granted until something happens and you become sad, and becoming happy again seems so distant.

I completely get what you mean Claudy.

[Pyramid*]

Originally Posted by Jords

Its really interesting, and you cant feel the emotions you want to feel either



I completely get what you mean Claudy.

What bemuses / perplexes me is the way in which there is no measure on emotions... ie; in respect of quantifying the incredibly range of emotions, and the levels within each emotion (christ... that sounds like one of those convos you need to be stoned to have!! and I'm not!!).

[Jords]

Originally Posted by Pyramid*

What bemuses / perplexes me is the way in which there is no measure on emotions... ie; in respect of quantifying the incredibly range of emotions, and the levels within each emotion (christ... that sounds like one of those convos you need to be stoned to have!! and I'm not!!).

Thats true too, you could be asked on a scale of 1-10 how happy you are on an amazing day and say 10, then on another amazing day vote 10 again but feel even happier that day - we cant truley measure it because were constantly having brighter days and gloomier ones.