In situations that profoundly touch me, I am either ecstatically
happy, or woefully depressed. And the
emotion I experience is based on how I perceive what has happened - yes?
Normal expects that, I should be sad after a tragedy, but
can I be ecstatically happy too? Normal expects that, I
should be glad when something good has occurred, but can I be woefully miserable
after good things have happened?
Who knows – depends on my perception right?
What about things that are a mix? Things that create emotions that are simultaneously resident at both
the extreme ends? Things that are soo funny
yet soo sad? Or soo woeful horrible but
yet hilarious? Is that possible?
Things that strike me as comical but when I view and examine
them from another perspective, think about them just a wee bit longer, send
tears sliding from my eyes?
Things that are soo achy, that as my mental fingers fiddle
and worry them, produce such a satisfying soreness that can only be contenting?
It happens sometimes.
I undergo such extreme emotions in one instance, or in such close
instances, that it seems that the extremity of the emotion should cancel each
other out? Like a neutral point - between a
positive and a negative?
Is a neutral emotion a midpoint emotion?
What is the midpoint of crying and laughing? A midpoint of two extreme emotions? Is it being unemotional?
Unfeeling? No strong feelings?
What is the opposite of emotion? What is the antonym of emotion?
Unemotion?
Unemotional? Unemoting? Emotionless? Unfeeling? Antifeeling? Emotionlessness?
What is the feeling of two extreme emotions in the same
instance? Dual-emotion? Twin-emotion? Twofold-emotion? So, could I be a person who has dual-emotions? A dual-emotional person? A dual-emotioned person?
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