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Thoughts on expanding your range of emotional vocabulary— some people (particularly guys no offense) can only tell me they feel “bad” or “mad” or “sad”. Consider the other, more colorful emotional vocabulary at your fingertips!

You can feel apprehensive, apoplectic, indignant, disheartened, dismayed, uneasy, disappointed, apathetic, discouraged, miserable, despairing, disillusioned, enraged, butt hurt, irritated, claustrophobic, repulsed, nauseous, and more!

You can feel relaxed, ebullient, gleeful, content, moved, secure, intrigued, enthusiastic, appreciative, festive, exhilarated, energized, understanding, at peace, pleased, elated, satisfied, playful, mischievous, spirited, exuberant, blissful, coy !

You can feel uncertain, uncomfortable, lethargic, hesitant, unwilling, hopeful, watchful, wary, leery, fidgety, neurotic, stressed, exasperated, aggravated, disgruntled, resentful, distracted, indifferent, listless, languid, perfunctory, unmoved, aimless

You can feel ethereal, fulfilled, soothed, quiet, composed, nonplussed, sober, tempted, bemused, dumbfounded, modest, bashful, plucky, good humored, whimsical, wistful, droll, quaint, wholesome, mellow, amicable, light hearted, blithe, blasé