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I have a chip on my shoulder about people saying “I feel” about non-emotions.
“I feel scared and angry.” 
“I feel attacked.” 
“I feel like you are attacking me.” 
I can tell by the way I react that I’m overreacting, but I think there’s some there there too.
Huh, never stopped to consider this but I see what you’re saying. It can be used to passive-aggressively levy an accusation. OTOH, I often use “I feel like” as a softener to distance myself from the assertion and invite disagreement (w/o my face being on the line).
Yeah I do this too. I did it a few tweets ago even, so I have no ground to stand on, but I’m low-key trying to stop.https://twitter.com/diviacaroline/status/1151316958224232448?s=20 …
IMO it’s fine, as long as you’re not the kind of person who uses “feelings” as a way to keep your perspective from being called into question. That’s really what’s at stake here, I think.
an alternative is "it seems [to me] like..."
I have at other times defended the idea that thoughts and feelings are pretty much the same thing... not yet sure how to square that circle.
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