1.A mental state that arises spontaneously rather than through conscious effort and is often accompanied by physiological changes; a feeling.
2.A state of mental agitation or disturbance.
3.The part of the consciousness that involves feeling; sensibility.
1.The emotions of joy, sorrow, reverence, hate, and love.
2."He spoke unsteadily in a voice that betrayed his emotion"
3."The very essence of literature is the war between emotion and intellect"(Isaac Bashevis)
By Merrie
Emotion
An unexplainable thing that can make you do stupid stuff that you'll regret for the rest of your life.
depression: cutting youself
"love": having sex, therefore, putting yourself at risk for std's anger: losing control
need I go on?
Energy in motion. The physical sensation that occurs directly below the diaphram, from the electrical signal that is transferred through the body, originating in the limbic system (amydgdala), caused by any number of stimulus, pertaining contingently to the individual person's circumstances.
When your "heart" feels heavy or light for a reason not directly associated with the cardiovascular system, but usually caused by another living being. (i.e. person, pet, etc.)
there are so many things i want to say, and so many things i feel, but i dont know if they\'re right, if i should even bother to try to bother and....*dies*
By Regina
Emotion
Agitation or disturbance of mind; vehement or excited mental state. It is also a powerful and irrational master.
Janet Weiss shows emotion before sleeping with Rocky in The Rocky Horror Picutre Show
By Madelena
Emotions
It is used in a sentence; Mary is HAPPY because she got her own stuffed toy. (haa-pee), Happy.
Opposite; Mary is MAD because she hasn't got a stuffed toy. (mah-d), Mad.
Sad; Kandelle is SAD because her friend Devan got her Toy. (Saah-d), Sad.
Nervous; I am very NERVOUS cause i am in my new school. (Nerr-vhus), Nervous
Amazed; I am AMAZED on my surprise party. (A-mayzd)
Emotions.
By Rona
Emotions
Emotions are a mental/psychological phenomenon that occur in most humans. Emotions seem to be found more often in isolated females than isolated males, and more often in females in general. Interestingly though, males who are exposed to females on a regular basis also exhibit symptoms of having emotions. Thus, it is theorized that emotions arise from the ovaries and are transmittable through prolonged interaction with a carrier.
