What We Think We Become by Durgesh Satpathy

– Yong Kang Chanīut feelings can’t be ignored, no matter how unjust or ungrateful they seem. – Pradip Bendkuleīeneath the anger, there are hurt feelings. Malikīehind every broken curse, there is an intense emotion. – Pawan Mishraīe a beacon for the ones lost in the sea of emotions. AlderĪs soon as anger knocks at one’s door, wisdom prepares to leave. – Jessica MooreĪrt is nothing more than creating an emotion in your own form. – Jessica MooreĪnxiety is the aspect of our fear that looks to the future, anticipating potential problems and dangers. – Manabu KaminagaĪnger is a sentry, stalking the edges of our boundaries and standing ready to defend them. – Mokokoma MokhonoanaĪnger bears a person’s emotions. – Krishna Saagar RaoĪn emotion is a mild mental illness. You are what you actually feel, at any given time. – John RuskinĪll your identity is rooted in your emotions. They produce in us a falseness in all our impressions of external things. – Krishna Saagar RaoĪll violent feelings have the same effect. If you can satiate the emotions, you can resolve the conflicts. – Criss JamĪll conflicts are rooted in emotions. – Arthur HaileyĪ poem is best appreciated when feelings are penned down Raw! – Somya KediaĪ society where emotions come last and selfishness is considered blessed, or placed first before anything cannot be expected to produce good fruits! – Mwanandeke KindemboĪ writer is one who communicates ideas and emotions people want to communicate but aren’t quite sure how, or even if, they should communicate them. That’s because his thinking isn’t complicated by knowledge and education. – Misbah KhanĪ dog likes people who pat him on the head. A couple of hundred languages, infinite letters, yet, some emotions are left unsaid.

What We Think We Become by Durgesh Satpathy