We're not confusing everything. Thoughts are much slower than emotions. If a dancer or martial artist thinks when doing their technique he can't do it properly as thought is slower than movement. But having a feeling about something is much much faster. You have to observe this.
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There is a reflexive response, ie. placing your hand on a hot stove & pulling it away. That’s not an emotion. A simple organism may respond like that. Then there’s seeing a dog (stimuli) & being scared, happy, curious, or indifferent (emotions) based on what you think of dogs.
The instant you touch something and have a reflexive response you can have an emotion e.g. anger. Or something can be so beautiful it takes your breath away. Thinking about why it is beautiful comes after.
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