What is the strongest emotion you have ever experienced?

[OneTabMad]

What is the strongest emotion you have ever experienced? And write about why, where, and under what circumstances. I'm genuinely interested to read about it.

[OneTabMad]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Kobs:

I can't name it cause I don't know what it is.

Had a new GF way back when I was in my teens early 20's, she was a bit older than I was and I had the keys to her apartment. One day I go there, we were supposed to go somewhere in the afternoon but I decided to go wake her up in the morning and spend the day with her. I get in without making noise since I wanted to surprise her and she's in bed sleeping with her ex. At that point I don't know , My heart is racing my mind goes numb, I can't breathe I want to do something but I don't know what, it's a bit like the feeling you must get winning the lottery but in the dark negative.
I never felt that way again it was one time too many.

I sympathize.

[Jerzyk-The-Boar-Warrior]

first marijuana euphoria.

[Jerzyk-The-Boar-Warrior]

A truly genuine and satisfied emotion, unlike love where you're likely to be rejected? It's marijuana.

[OneTabMad]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

What is the strongest emotion you have ever experienced? And write about why, where, and under what circumstances. I'm genuinely interested to read about it.

"In general, the most intense emotions are negative emotions."

[Xero_Daxter]

Anger. I'm usually a calm person but when people keep pushing my buttons I clench my fist.

[Angel]

Love

Many times in the past when I get a new girl friend and we both realise we had great chemistry together. And fast forward to marriage and when my daughter arrived.

I'm very fortunate to have a fairytale ending...

[Dracoco OwO]

I know myself and i don't think i want to experience the peak of my anger, that wouldn't be good for anyone involved.

[Here is my card]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

What is the strongest emotion you have ever experienced? And write about why, where, and under what circumstances. I'm genuinely interested to read about it.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

I experienced the strongest fear when I lived in Ukraine, when there were very loud explosions outside, and the houses would shake a bit. There was a school near my house that was hit by rockets three times. Some houses had their windows blown out. Even the pets were scared. We tried to stick together, and that helped a little. The rockets usually came around 1-3 a.m. I slept in the hallway (as everyone advised, as it might save a few walls if a rocket hit), and all my belongings were also in the hallway. Honestly, I just wanted to curl up in a corner and cry. When the war had been going on for a month, I moved away to Turkey. Now, I pray every day that a rocket doesn't hit my house.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

I don't know if I should write this, but I'm only 14 years old and I've already been face to face with war.

Honestly... I think you are pulling our leg here. I took a look on your profile and your games list and I have my suspicions. Yes, somethings maybe true, but no. Sorry. More likely just another "second" account, for whatever. Fine, call me whatever you want, but I don't believe you and your motives. But you are entitled for your fun.

EDIT: and your post history too. You seem very keen on trying getting points and freebies. And honestly, you don't write like a 14y does. Well, usually does. Your threads done in Ukrainian about nudity in games, oh no. No. Not buying it.

ANOTHER EDIT: And suddenly your profile turned private. Nah, you are neither 14 nor bona fide in here.

[OneTabMad]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Here is my card:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

What is the strongest emotion you have ever experienced? And write about why, where, and under what circumstances. I'm genuinely interested to read about it.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

I experienced the strongest fear when I lived in Ukraine, when there were very loud explosions outside, and the houses would shake a bit. There was a school near my house that was hit by rockets three times. Some houses had their windows blown out. Even the pets were scared. We tried to stick together, and that helped a little. The rockets usually came around 1-3 a.m. I slept in the hallway (as everyone advised, as it might save a few walls if a rocket hit), and all my belongings were also in the hallway. Honestly, I just wanted to curl up in a corner and cry. When the war had been going on for a month, I moved away to Turkey. Now, I pray every day that a rocket doesn't hit my house.

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

I don't know if I should write this, but I'm only 14 years old and I've already been face to face with war.

Honestly... I think you are pulling our leg here. I took a look on your profile and your games list and I have my suspicions. Yes, somethings maybe true, but no. Sorry. More likely just another "second" account, for whatever. Fine, call me whatever you want, but I don't believe you and your motives. But you are entitled for your fun.

First of all, this account has been active for several years, and I created it before the war. Secondly, I enjoy playing games. And thirdly, I haven't been in Ukraine for over a year. That's why my life is currently calmer, and I have time and interest to play games.
EDIT: That's precisely why I'm looking for freebies and rewards, and you can understand that I'm 14 years old. Would it be interesting for an adult to earn points just for account decorations?

[Nekoborg]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

What is the strongest emotion you have ever experienced? And write about why, where, and under what circumstances. I'm genuinely interested to read about it.

Guilt

Sometimes I feel guilty for various reasons but the sensation and how my body responds are always the same, though to varying degrees.

Basically my mental fortitude breaks down and I get so depressed that even something as simple and straight forward as reading my mail becomes a daunting task that I have to struggle through and thus try to avoid or put off.

My body responds with lack of appetite and intense stomach cramps which leads to painful gut wrenching constipation. I will go days without eating and my fluid intake also decreases. The reduction of fluid intake causes intense kidney and bladder pains, especially when trying to urinate. The little that I struggle painfully to release is a very dark colour of brownish red and sometimes filled with what feels like glassy gravel. My body intensely sweats when struggling to urinate.

The insomnia makes it even worse because I feel there is no escaping my guilt. My thoughts keeps spiralling downwards towards the deepest pits of HELL.

There is no escape from the guilt.

I AM GUILTY

[sleeps]

mad inside

[Alliesaurus]

Anger for sure

[Dawido]

Panic attack

[OneTabMad]

Ursprünglich geschrieben von Cernunnos:

Ursprünglich geschrieben von OneTabMad:

What is the strongest emotion you have ever experienced? And write about why, where, and under what circumstances. I'm genuinely interested to read about it.

By what measure do you want me to rank my emotions? And what would you consider an emotion? Is the expression of pain an emotion, as an example? I have seen adults suffer such horrible pain that they are tearing up.

I have seen people laugh so hard that they tear up.

But tearing up is usually associated with sadness. If someone is in such pain that they are tearing up, they are typically not "sad", they are dealing with pain.

I am not being sarcastic, I am asking a honest question.

How do you want me to define an emotion? And by what measure do you want me to give you said emotion?

And can it be a series of emotions rather than just one emotion?

The definition and assessment of emotions are complex and individual processes, and each person may have their own approach to it. Emotions are complex states of consciousness that arise in response to specific events, perceptions, or thoughts. They can be triggered by various factors, including physical pain, joy, sadness, fear, surprise, and others.
You rightly pointed out that the expression of pain can be related to physical discomfort rather than necessarily sadness. Emotions can be diverse and manifest in different combinations and intensities. Some people may experience mixed emotions simultaneously or alternate between different emotional states.
When you talk about how you want to assess your emotions, it can be an individual choice. Some people prefer to rely on their internal experience and personal understanding of their emotions for assessment. Others may turn to external indicators such as physical manifestations (tears, laughter, facial expressions) or actions to better understand their emotional states.
If you are interested in identifying emotions triggered by specific events or situations, you can pay attention to your physical reactions, thoughts, and feelings that arise in those moments. Noticing and being aware of your emotions can help you better understand yourself and your reactions to the surrounding world.
Regarding evoking the specified emotions, it can be a challenging task for someone else. Influencing another person's emotions depends on various factors, including their individual characteristics, mood, context, and their relationship with you. Each person is unique, and what triggers specific emotions in one person may not evoke the same response in another.
In general, emotions are complex and individual aspects of human psychology. Their assessment and understanding can vary from person to person.

[GlaceonChireiden]

An unyielding rage for my fellow man