Sometimes it’s hard to identify and communicate how we’re feeling. Lucky for us, the English language is brimming with emotion vocabulary. If you're at a loss for the right word to describe your feels, we recommend the website Emotion Typology: one of our psychology geek favorites!
Increase Your Emotional Vocabulary
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