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Decoding Inside out

 I think emotions, expressions are directly proportional to the experiences we have every day. 

The emotions are an outcome of your reactions to various situations. The way you react before you can think is like an indication that your subconscious mind has already programmed many situations.  But you can never decide on how you will react until you're in the situation. These pre-programmed reactions are our interpretations of the actual events that are going on, rather than from specific emotional feelings.

The five main emotions visualized in Inside out - anger, disgust, fear, happiness, and sadness is a broad classification of a whole range of emotions. The amount of each emotion felt in a moment is unobservable once your consumed by a feeling. Maybe that's because certain emotions are correlated meaning they often rise and fall together that you're not able to specify the exact feeling. Especially during a sad phase. But if you are able to stand inside your mind and watch these emotions at play maybe then you would know who wants to rule your mind. Maybe it's not one emotion which takes charge. 

I think that our feelings can be divided into two parts. A negative feeling and a positive feeling. I also feel that these are totally depended more on your attitude towards life more than the control over your reactions. Overall, if you had a positive attitude, you might turn out to be a happier person than a person with a negative attitude!


“Folks are usually about as happy as they make their minds up to be.”
― Abraham Lincoln





 

A measurement of the degree to which two things tend to rise and fall together. For instance, height is correlated with weight, because taller people are usually heavier.


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