What is the worst emotion?

[highlander]

hate

 

[Tellenbach]

Dread - the expectation of something terrible about to happen, like you're strapped to a table and some sicko is about to dissect you with power tools. It's a combination of fear, terror, and anxiety. Guilt sucks too.

 

[Abcdenfp]

Jealously .. jealously will taint even the most beautiful things. Will make people cover things that don't even bring them joy, chokes the love out of relationships , takes the spotlight off gratitude. Feeds insecurities.. Jealousy

 

[The Cat]

Katzzamizzen. When you're cat has been missing long enough that you're not looking for a live cat anymore.

 

[J. Starke]

Regret and envy, but it depends on the intensity.

 

[Lark]

hate

I would agree for me, close second to insecurity though. Which I experience more often.

 

[Lark]

Dread - the expectation of something terrible about to happen, like you're strapped to a table and some sicko is about to dissect you with power tools. It's a combination of fear, terror, and anxiety. Guilt sucks too.

Yeah, I get that, I've experienced that before. Dread I mean. Used a bunch of samurai mind tricks on occasion to deal with it when the inevitabilities involved are unavoidable. Still, its a terrible thing. Had physical health consequences for me at a time.

 

[Mind Maverick]

Clinical depression which is abnormally intense and debilitating, and is not something most people will ever experience in their lifetime.

Desolation to a level of severity that once again, most people never experience within their lifetime.

I wanted to express the intensity and elaborate more, but I guess I will in my blog instead because it seems like most aren't elaborating that much.

 

[Mind Maverick]

if you were to get rid of programming in yourself (as best as you could, at least) you would probably find you have no "real" shame.

Me. Shame is pretty much foreign to me. I'm very outside of the box, etc. as well.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

If only I could define into one word the feeling of being cheated on by someone you love and thought loved you.
That, by far, is the worst I have ever felt.

 

[Ghost of the dead horse]

Whatever makes you feel rightheous for the wrong reasons, like being a bloody leftist or a member of the green party

 

[Maou]

That situation where you thought and felt you were getting along with someone for a while and having fun, only for them to one day snap at you and say they hate you, and they were just pretending to be nice.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

That situation where you thought and felt you were getting along with someone for a while and having fun, only for them to one day snap at you and say they hate you, and they were just pretending to be nice.

Jesus. What a piece of shit. Ugh.

Do you, like, want me to stab someone??

 

[Maou]

Jesus. What a piece of shit. Ugh.

Do you, like, want me to stab someone??

No lol, I was just reminiscing on the past.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

No lol, I was just reminiscing on the past.

Hahaha, okay. Reminisce away then.

 

[Luminous]

That situation where you thought and felt you were getting along with someone for a while and having fun, only for them to one day snap at you and say they hate you, and they were just pretending to be nice.

Yep. Yep. Yep.

 

[Frosty]

Jealousy. Its destructive to both yourself and others

 

[Falcarius]

Falcarius thinks anger or envy

 

[FemMecha]

The helpless feeling associated with impending pain and tragedy. The silence before the bomb.

 

[FemMecha]

That situation where you thought and felt you were getting along with someone for a while and having fun, only for them to one day snap at you and say they hate you, and they were just pretending to be nice.

You post is getting a lot of responses. I'm sorry this happened to you, but I know it happens a lot with people socially. I wonder why. What would be the point of pretending to be nice? Did they get something else out of it like money, social positioning, or something else? Or maybe they were expecting to get something from you that you didn't offer them, and so they got mad? I have noticed that some people like relationships to fill their expectations, which can be quite demanding in some cases. Sometimes people expect to have control, and then when they don't, they aren't happy about it. Politeness can avert conflict, but actively hanging out of giving compliments for pretends doesn't make sense to me. I'm sure you are better off without that nonsense.

That original question is important. Why? Why would someone pretend to be nice if they don't like someone?