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THE THING EMOTION


Whenever Emotion is mentioned, what runs through the mind of many is romance or, maybe anger. Can we say that is true? No, it is not. If it is not true, then what is the thing Emotion?
   My online English Dictionary defines Emotion this way: "A person's internal state of being and involuntary physiological response to an object or a situation, based on or tied to physical state and sensory data." In my own words I say, Emotion is an inner sense of every human being. In other words, Emotion is the ability to perceive every single feelings, you might not react to it, but you are internally aware of the touch. It is an evidence of being human.
   Every human being is wired to be Emotional (perceive feelings), however, reactions to feelings range from person to person, because we are differently wired, especially the male and female gender. But, the truth is, both male and female are wired to be Emotional.
    The part of every human being is Emotion, we have the ability to perceive joy, love, romance, pain, hurt and compassion for friends, but the reactions to these are different in respect to individual make up. Let us shun the fallacy that "only women are Emotional". Both male and female have the ability to be joyous, to love, to engage in romantic acts, to feel pain, to get stung in the heart when hurt and to be compassionate when a friend is troubled. We all have this ability and it shows in our daily activities.
   Therefore, because Emotion is part of every man's make-up, every activities of men are 'naturally' guided by emotions also. Your success in all facets of life is somehow dependent on how you temper or manage your Emotions.

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