How Emotions Are Made Novels & Stories

His eyes were like deep pools of water gazing at her, and his tone was slightly solemn as he said, “Don’t let your thoughts run wild. You know quite well the reason why your mother became like this was that she was over-stimulated before this and became emotionally disturbed, so… you have to control your emotions.” Sharon felt the warmth from his hands, turned around to meet his gaze, and suddenly felt inexplicable exhaustion washing over her. “I’m not a god. I can’t make myself emotionless.” “Even if you’re by my side, you can't be happy?” The man raised his thick eyebrows.

Not the butterflies…oh no , no , no… The emotions ; the feeling of lust , love , happiness , content and fear. How they wish they could be lit alive like this. Briefly….briefly they are alive until , collapsing to once again an emotionless void. The butterfly tingles are something that activates these emotions ; it is almost like a learnt behavior. It’s the fear , the fear controls them ; it’s the stimulus that makes my emotions react. At least I know my emotions still work ; nevertheless , it has it’s defects.

I asked flatly and she finally looked at me then. “Your emotional states are affecting the bonds unevenly,” she explained. “One connection destabilizes under emotional suppression while the other stabilizes through emotional regulation.” My stomach tightened faintly and for some reason, I didn’t need her to say which was which. “The emotional whiplash between all three of you is making the bonds volatile,” she continued calmly. “Especially yours.” “So what?” I crossed my arms tighter. “I’m just supposed to accept this?” “No,” she replied evenly. “But fighting what you feel while provoking opposite reactions from both bonds will eventually exhaust your body.”

Many people in love feel more willing to try new things, or things they previously didn’t care for, simply because their partner enjoys them. We sense our emotions from the time we're babies. Infants and young children react to their emotions with facial expressions or with actions like laughing, cuddling, or crying. They feel and show emotions, but they don't yet have the ability to name the emotion or say why they feel that way. As we grow up, we become more skilled in understanding emotions. Instead of just reacting like little kids do, we can identify what we feel and put it into words. With time and practice, we get better at knowing what we are feeling and why.

“And you just understood all this in weeks.” I smirked. “I talk to a wizard, I cheat,” I said. “He knows a lot of things and help me sort out a lot about mates. In a way, this is a form of magic. An ancient, deep magic. Emotions are one of the greatest fuels to magic, so as you let your emotions go wild, so does that magic, responding to it accordingly, which makes it harder to control your emotions, which makes it go round and so on, snowballing.

Love is a set of emotions and behaviors characterized by intimacy, passion, and commitment. It involves care, closeness, protectiveness, attraction, affection, and trust. Love can vary in intensity and can change over time. It is associated with a range of positive emotions, including happiness, excitement, life satisfaction, and euphoria, but it can also result in negative emotions such as jealousy and stress.

I looked at the three of them, but they were still smiling. Aelia grabbed a chip, dipped it, but stared at it without eating it. “In the literal sense, you can’t buy an emotion, you are correct. But no one ever means that saying in the literal sense.” She shoved the chip in her mouth, chewing and swallowing before continuing. “But you can buy things that provide you with that emotion. Happiness isn’t as simple as rainbows and sunshine. Sometimes it’s security. It’s having a roof over your head and protecting your family. Money can buy you that. You can build a business, a legacy, with money. You can buy someone else something they have always wanted. Whether that be as big as a car or house,

I was about to train her so I didn't want to look weak before her. "I'm glad you're safe." She responded, disengaging from the hug. "We should begin." She stated and I nodded, drying my eyes. "Firstly, we need to get your emotions on track." I held her hand, leading her to the center of the room where we sat afterward. "Magic and emotions are elements that can never be separated. You use magic out of the emotions that you feel and then your emotions fuel your magic in a good or bad way." She nodded, taking mental notes.

he said. “I broke the floor!” “You stopped it from breaking the room.” She blinked. Perspective. He was giving her perspective. Days blurred into practice. Breathing. Visualization. Learning how emotions shaped magic. Anger made it sharp. Fear made it explosive. Grief made it heavy. But something else— Something softer— Made it steady. The first time she accessed that feeling, she was thinking about the baby she had lost. Not the pain. Not the grief. Just the memory of holding him.

"And not without consequences." "What kind of consequences?" S The elder closes the book halfway. "Emotional distortion." Sage's interest is immediately piqued at that, and he leans forward. "explain that." "If a bond is artificially created, it forces two individuals to feel attachment that might not necessarily exist." Sage's mind immediately flashes to Malisha. And Grayson. "That means their emotions can be influenced?" "Yes." "Controlled?" "Not exactly controlled. More like amplified." Sage's chest tightens at that. He wonders if that is why Malisha and Grayson feel so strongly for each other. "So someone can create a bond between people who were not meant to be mates.: