How are you FEELING?

Each of the emotions described here looks different, has different causes, and has different effects.

This is an intense, often violent anger that can be explosive in nature. It's an emotion that can lead to loss of control, potentially resulting in harmful actions.

This is a feeling of intense irritation or annoyance, often due to repeated or prolonged frustrations. It's like a culmination of irritations that lead to a peak of annoyance.

This refers to a disposition where one is easily annoyed or provoked to impatience or anger. It's a more general state of mood rather than a specific emotional reaction like exasperation.

This emotion arises when one desires something that another person has, whether it's a material possession, a trait, or a circumstance. It often carries with it feelings of inadequacy or inferiority.

This is a feeling of revulsion or profound disapproval aroused by something unpleasant or offensive. It can be directed at physical things (like spoiled food), behaviors, or even moral situations.

A strong feeling of not liking someone or something very much, often over a long time.

Actively unfriendly or opposing behavior. It's like being ready to argue or fight.

Feeling upset or shaken up, often with visible signs like pacing or fidgeting.

Feeling upset because you can't get what you want or things aren't going the way you hoped.

A mild irritation, like being bothered by a buzzing fly.

A stronger version of annoyance. It's being bothered, but more intensely.

Holding onto feelings of anger or displeasure about something or someone because of a past hurt.

Feeling unhappy because someone has something you don’t or gets more attention than you.

Looking down on someone or something as being unworthy or inferior.

A strong feeling of being grossed out or repelled by something.

Each of these feelings is a natural human emotion, and understanding them can help in addressing and navigating them more effectively.

Feeling pain or distress, whether it's in the body or the mind.

A heavy feeling when something makes you unhappy or hurt.

Feeling let down because something didn't go the way you hoped or expected.

Feeling bad about yourself because of something you did or didn't do.

Feeling like no one is paying attention to you or caring about you.

Feeling like everything is hopeless and there's no way to make things better.

Extreme pain or distress, like the worst kind of hurt you can feel.

Feeling pain, either from a physical injury or from something someone said or did.

A deep and lasting sadness that makes it hard to enjoy anything.

A deep sadness about something that's happened.

Feeling upset or shocked because something unpleasant has happened.

Being unhappy with something or someone because they didn't meet your expectations.

Wishing you hadn't done something and feeling sorry about it.

Feeling like you did something wrong and you should be blamed for it.

Feeling like you're completely alone and separated from everyone.

Missing company or feeling sad because you're alone.

The deep pain you feel when you lose someone or something you love.

Feeling like you can't change or control what's happening.

A sudden feeling of wonder or astonishment, typically caused by something unexpected or unfamiliar.

A state of temporary shock or disbelief caused by an unexpected event or revelation.

A feeling of being bewildered or unclear about something, often leading to a lack of understanding or direction.

Feeling a sense of great wonder or astonishment, often in response to something remarkable or extraordinary.

Experiencing a strong emotional response that can be overwhelming or overpowering, often associated with intense feelings such as joy, sadness, or gratitude.

Feeling emotionally touched or affected, often leading to a profound sense of empathy or compassion.

A sudden and intense feeling of surprise or dismay caused by something unexpected or startling.

A feeling of disappointment, distress, or consternation typically caused by an unforeseen event or unfavorable outcome.

A state of feeling disappointed or disenchanted, especially when one's beliefs or ideals have been proven false or unrealistic.

Feeling puzzled or bewildered, often due to encountering something complex or confusing that is difficult to understand or explain.

Experiencing a state of profound shock or amazement, often caused by something unexpected, remarkable, or beyond one's comprehension. It implies a sense of being deeply surprised or astonished, sometimes to the point of being temporarily unable to fully grasp or process what is happening.

Being greatly surprised or amazed by something unexpected or extraordinary.

Experiencing a feeling of reverential respect mixed with fear or wonder, often in response to something grand or sublime.

Rendered unable to speak due to shock, awe, or strong emotional impact, often leaving one momentarily unable to articulate their thoughts or feelings.

Feeling excited, invigorated, or inspired, often due to external factors that prompt mental or physical activity.

Experiencing a deep emotional response, often characterized by feelings of warmth, sympathy, or tenderness.

A feeling of great pleasure, happiness, or delight, often associated with a sense of inner satisfaction or contentment.

Captivated or spellbound by something, often resulting in a deep sense of fascination or absorption.

A state of being extremely happy or joyful, often accompanied by a sense of exhilaration or euphoria.

Showing intense excitement, interest, or eagerness about something, often leading to active participation or involvement.

Having a hopeful and positive outlook on life or future events, often accompanied by confidence in positive outcomes.

Feeling a deep sense of satisfaction and pleasure in one's achievements, abilities, or associations, often leading to a feeling of self-respect or dignity.

Feeling or showing happiness and an upbeat, positive attitude, often accompanied by a sense of light-heartedness or optimism.

Experiencing or expressing joy, contentment, or pleasure, often as a result of favorable circumstances or positive experiences.

Being in a state of peaceful happiness and satisfaction, often arising from a sense of fulfillment or acceptance of one's current situation.

Experiencing a sense of satisfaction or gratification, often due to the fulfillment of expectations or desires.

Feeling a sense of contentment or fulfillment, often resulting from achieving a desired goal or fulfilling a need.

Finding something entertaining or funny, leading to a sense of enjoyment or lighthearted pleasure.

Experiencing great pleasure or satisfaction, often as a result of something enjoyable, pleasing, or unexpected.

Displaying a spirit of high-spirited merriment or jolliness, often characterized by a hearty and joyous demeanor.

Experiencing or expressing complete happiness or joy, often associated with a state of profound inner peace or spiritual contentment.

Feeling or expressing great joy or satisfaction over a victory or success, often accompanied by a sense of pride and accomplishment.

Feeling or embodying a sense of greatness or distinction, often associated with significant achievements or a highly respected status.

Feeling keen or enthusiastic anticipation or interest in something, often accompanied by a strong desire or motivation to pursue it.

Feeling optimistic or confident about the future, often accompanied by a belief in the possibility of positive outcomes or developments.

Feeling a heightened sense of anticipation, enthusiasm, or eagerness, often in response to something enjoyable, stimulating, or significant.

Showing or feeling passionate devotion or enthusiasm for a cause, goal, or pursuit, often characterized by fervor or intense dedication.

Experiencing an intense feeling of happiness, confidence, or well-being, often accompanied by a sense of elation or exhilaration.e

Experiencing or expressing a feeling of great joy, triumph, or celebration, often associated with an event of significant importance or success.

Feeling delighted, captivated, or charmed by something magical or enthralling, often leading to a sense of wonder or fascination.

Experiencing an intense feeling of joy, ecstasy, or bliss, often associated with spiritual or emotional transcendence.

A deep, intense feeling of affection and care toward someone or something, often characterized by a profound emotional attachment and a strong sense of connection.

Feeling a sense of calm, tranquility, and serenity, often associated with a state of inner harmony and freedom from disturbance or turmoil.

Experiencing or expressing gentleness, kindness, and affection, often characterized by a nurturing and loving demeanor.

A strong feeling of wanting or longing for something, often accompanied by an intense motivation to attain or achieve it.

Feeling a strong yearning or craving for someone or something that is absent or out of reach, often associated with emotional or sentimental attachment.

Displaying or feeling fondness, warmth, or love, often expressed through acts of care, tenderness, or intimacy.

Characterized by or indicative of a deep emotional attraction or attachment to someone, often associated with feelings of love, passion, and intimacy.

Having a strong liking or affection for someone or something, often accompanied by a sense of warmth and tenderness.

Feeling or expressing emotions and feelings in a nostalgic or tender way, often associated with cherished memories or significant personal connections.

Feeling drawn to or interested in someone or something, often due to a sense of admiration, allure, or fascination.

Experiencing or exhibiting intense emotions, enthusiasm, or excitement, often linked to a strong and compelling desire for something or someone.

Experiencing an intense but often short-lived passion or admiration for someone or something, often characterized by an idealized and unrealistic perception.

Showing concern, kindness, and consideration for the well-being and happiness of others, often expressed through thoughtful and nurturing actions.

Displaying or feeling empathy, understanding, and kindness toward the suffering or misfortune of others, often leading to acts of support, comfort, or assistance.

Experiencing a sense of reassurance, comfort, or ease after a period of worry, stress, or difficulty, often accompanied by a feeling of release from tension or anxiety.

Feeling content, fulfilled, or gratified with a situation, outcome, or experience, often stemming from the fulfillment of expectations or desires.

A distressing emotion aroused by impending danger, evil, pain, or harm, often accompanied by a desire to flee or fight the perceived threat.

A feeling of intense shock, disgust, or fear, often triggered by something abhorrent, terrifying, or shocking.

Experiencing or displaying anxiety, restlessness, or apprehension, often resulting from a sense of unease or worry about an upcoming event or situation.

Feeling uncertain, unsafe, or lacking confidence, often stemming from a sense of self-doubt or a fear of rejection or failure.

Overwhelming fear, dread, or apprehension, often associated with a perceived threat or danger that feels insurmountable or inescapable.

Feeling frightened or alarmed, often resulting from a perception of imminent danger or harm.

Experiencing a sudden or intense feeling of fear, often caused by a perceived threat or the presence of something alarming or unsettling.

Feeling upset because you can't get what you want or things aren't going the way you hoped.

Feeling powerless or unable to take action, often leading to a sense of vulnerability, despair, or distress.

Sudden, intense fear or anxiety that overwhelms rational thought, often leading to a strong desire to escape or flee the source of the perceived threat.

Experiencing or displaying uncontrollable, extreme emotion, often characterized by a loss of self-control and rational behavior, especially in response to fear or stress.

Feeling lower in rank, status, or quality compared to others, often leading to a sense of inadequacy, self-doubt, or low self-esteem.

Feeling insufficient, incompetent, or unable to meet expectations or demands, often resulting in a sense of not being good enough or capable.

Experiencing troubled thoughts, anxiety, or unease about actual or potential problems, often leading to mental distress or apprehension.

Feeling unease, nervousness, or worry, often stemming from a sense of apprehension about future uncertainties or potential negative outcomes.

Experiencing extreme embarrassment, shame, or humiliation, often due to a public or deeply personal failure or mistake.

Anticipating something with great apprehension or fear, often leading to a sense of deep unease or foreboding about a future event or situation.