"I love pizza" and "I love the color blue" and "I love my husband" and "I love my kid." Needless to say, those love that we're using the same word as an active verb, but they all really mean something different. We use the word "love" as an emotional word all the time. This is particularly important with children, as they begin to work on their feelings and helping children come to some realization, give a word to how they're feeling so that you can talk to them about it. I think it's important to have the words for your feelings so that you can actually begin to talk to people about them. And something happening to a loved one can make you so distressed it can make you sick. The absence of love or hate can make you sick. And it can be disrupting when it's part of your or all of your life. Love in its manifestations can make you feel much better.
It makes you feel warm and tingly, love does, when it's expressed in a way that you can appreciate.
It makes your immune system work better, and it makes you feel better all over. But hate or fear, hate might be part of fear which is a primary emotion, is really bad for you.Īlso, love is something that, when it's expressed in a way that you can receive, makes your blood pressure go down. So the alternative of love you can say is hate. It makes all kinds of things that make you sick and make you at increased risk of getting infections and cancer be more activated in your body. If you hate someone, it makes your blood pressure go up. We have many, many reasons to believe that forgiveness. The opposite of love is hate, and that gets right into fear and anger. Love, or Lack-thereof, Can Make You Physically Sick Love in its anger form might lead to sadness or fear or anger. Love might help you feel anticipation of being with or seeing your loved one. So love is an emotion, but you often have to figure out what its manifestation is.
Love is an emotion that combines often two of the primary emotions. Primary emotions from people who study this, might say that there are eight primary emotions. Primary emotions have been characterized by emotions that give you an immediate physiologic response that tends to be evolutionary advantageous-in other words, primary emotions ask for an immediate response, and you don't have much control over it.
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For the full experience, we encourage you to subscribe and listen- it's more fun that way. As such, the following is a summary of the episode and has been edited for clarity. Some elements such as tone, sound effects, and music can be hard to translate to text. Matthew Bell, Colloquia Germanica Thomas Pfau is to be congratulated for this erudite, insightful, and provocative attempt to write a history of the feelings that shaped and gave substance to English and German romanticism.This content was originally created for audio. Williamson, German Quarterly Pfau offers interesting and fruitful readings. Goodson, Studies in Romanticism Pfau has introduced a new analytical category into literary studies, embedded it in a rich tradition of philosophical and theoretical speculation, and. Nicholas Halmi, Makes an original and compelling case. Year's Work in English Studies Romantic Moods both succeeds on its own terms and offers an important model for those seeking an alternative to the historicist methods of interpretation that have dominated Romantic studies for the last two decades. are wide-ranging and challenging, and his critical method is interesting.
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