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Which of these emotions Would you rather your words cause? (by Sparky)
(29 / M-F / Massachusetts)
Which of these emotions WYR your words cause?
Your words have the power to cause strong emotion in anyone that reads or hears them. Which emotion would you rather?
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Your words have the power to cause strong emotion in anyone that reads or hears them. Which emotion would you rather?
- Anger: Even giving a small reason is enough to make someone incredibly angry at any person, thing, concept, or group you desire. They'll hate it as much as other things they hate a lot, for as long as that reason is true.
- Sadness: A simple "you're ugly" will stick with someone for a long time, as if it had been told to them by their parents, partner, or someone else extremely close. You can make someone self conscious about any aspect of themselves, or make them sad that some external thing is the way it is.
- Horniness: Even the ****tiest pickup line will be perceived as great, and will make someone see you as highly attractive. It isn't strong enough to overpower sexual orientation, morals/religion, or similar.
- Calmness: Making even the vaguest attempt to listen to someone or be there for them will make them feel calm, safe, and like someone truly cares for them. You can calm down panic attacks, mental breakdowns, violent arguments, and similar just by asking what's wrong.
- Happiness: Your compliments make people feel nice inside, similar to how a compliment from a partner or parent would feel. If you use this enough, people will want to be around you because of how nice you make them feel.
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