Quotes About Emotion

Love is fantasy....Life is reality

No, I don't like you, I just thought you were cute enough to kiss you.

Life simply blew through her.

Today my uncle died.and i am not feeling sad because he is dead.i am sad about that i can never see him alive again in my whole life.

She's too sad to be beautiful. No one that sad can still be beautiful.

We may never be able to forget what has happened. We may harbor the sadness from it in our hearts forever. The former of these is unavoidable.

She closed her eyes and let the rain fall on her face, and after another second, I could not have said what were raindrops, and what tears.

She was always tired, these days. She put on one of those smiles that wasn't really a smile at all, and they went on.

Pain pumps blood when heart dies

Pain whispersthrough silent wordsentombed in scarsshyly palpablein fleeting glimpsesbriefly allowed

Life is as sad as a glass of grenadine.' ... It's almost that. It is sad. But, at the same time, how a glass of grenadine sparkles!

When you're living so intensely in your head there isn't any different between what you imagine and what actually takes place. Therefore, you're both omnipotent and powerless.

Life is full of disparate details arbitrarily joined together by dreams, pain and yearning. I do not long for sense, but I call for emotion and imagination amidst this chaos.

Author Elizabeth Stone once said, "Making a decision to have a child—it's momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body.

The brain pays more attention to the gist than to the peripheral details of an emotionally charged experience...present information in a logically organized, hierarchical structure.

Other labs have extended his work, finding that women recall more emotional autobiographical events, more rapidly and with greater intensity, than men do. Women consistently report more vivid memories for emotionally important events such as a recent argument, a first date, or a vacation.

Emotionally arousing events tend to be better remembered than neutral events. While

Making a decision to have a child—it's momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body.

Brain Rule #6 We don't pay attention to boring things. • The brain's attentional "spotlight" can focus on only one thing at a time: no multitasking. • We are better at seeing patterns and abstracting the meaning of an event than we are at recording detail. • Emotional arousal helps the brain learn. • Audiences check out after 10 minutes, but you can keep grabbing them back by telling narratives or creating events rich in emotion.

said, "Making a decision to have a child—it's momentous. It is to decide forever to have your heart go walking around outside your body." Veteran

Crying is all right in its own way while it lasts. But you have to stop sooner or later, and then you still have to decide what to do.

One claims that religious statements aren't referential at all, but purely expressive in nature; they communicate nothing but the emotional state of the person making them.

The mind is its own place, and in itself, can make heaven of Hell, and a hell of Heaven.

My unpremeditated verse.