7 Emotion Entries

Emotion Dictionary

Dictionary-style pages explain how to tell emotions apart and how to write about them in a diary entry.

Emotion Dictionary

Joy

A state where satisfaction and energy rise naturally.

  • Your face and shoulders relax
  • Small things feel lighter
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Sadness

A lowered state shaped by loss, emptiness, or disappointment.

  • You speak less
  • Your body feels heavy
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Calm

A steady state without a large emotional spike in either direction.

  • Breathing feels steady
  • Your decisions are less rushed
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Anger

A strong response when a boundary is crossed or an expectation breaks.

  • Your tone gets shorter
  • Heat or tension rises in the body
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Excitement

A forward-leaning state shaped by anticipation and curiosity.

  • You keep imagining the next scene
  • Your attention narrows around one thing
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Pride

The satisfaction of feeling that your choice, effort, or stance was solid.

  • You revisit your own choice with approval
  • A small smile shows up
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Tiredness

A slowed state where physical and emotional energy both feel depleted.

  • Small tasks feel heavier
  • Focus gets shorter
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