Which ‘Inside Out’ Emotion Are You?

Hey there guys. How was your day? I hope you all are doing well. Today we will be discussing an important topic Which inside out emotion are you? You might not have realized this thing but it is a fact that humans are emotional being and not the logical ones as you might have guessed. The reason I say this is that it has been found in many of the researches that people first comes to conclusions emotionally then they justify it with their logic.

It is one of the most interesting aspects of humans. They are not what they seem. It is also true that all people are not the same. There are certain differences when it comes to emotions. There are many types who are less emotional while others may rely too much on their emotions. If you have taken any of the personality tests then you might have realized it. There are also many other things which we should know. It is also a fact that there are simply many more people who work by emotions than logic.

For example if you take a closer look at the MBTI you would realize that feeling types are the most common ones in our world. It is also true that the rarest personality type in the MBTI community is also a feeling type and that is the INFJ. INFJs are very rare and it is said that they are only 1% of the population. Though this might only be true for people living in the U.S. as the sample size only included them. There are many other people who don’t believe in the MBTI and they all are good in their way but I think that people must have some amount of knowledge on the MBTI topic before coming to this type of conclusion.I hope you liked my short article.

If you have any further insights into the topic then feel free to share it down in the comments section below. Play the quiz as well and don’t forget to share it with your friends and family. I hope to see you in my next article.

“One should be a painter. As a writer, I feel the beauty, which is almost entirely colour, very subtle, very changeable, running over my pen, as if you poured a large jug of champagne over a hairpin.”
― Virginia Woolf, The Letters of Virginia Woolf: Volume Six, 1936-1941

“The great hall was shimmering in light, sun streaming from the open windows, and ablaze with colour, the walls decorated with embroidered hangings in rich shades of gold and crimson. New rushes had been strewn about, fragrant with lavender, sweet woodruff, and balm… the air was… perfumed with honeysuckle and violet, their seductive scents luring in from the gardens butterflies as blue as the summer sky.”
― Sharon Kay Penman, Devil’s Brood

“The cattle crouched round them in soft shadowy clumps, placidly munching, and dreaming with wide-open eyes. The narrow zone of colour created by the firelight was like the planet Earth – a little freak of brightness in a universe of impenetrable shadows”
― Hope Mirrlees, Lud-in-the-Mist

“(T)here is no darkness, not the kind they imagine. Everything is composed of webs and lattices and upheavals of sound and texture…
Colour – that’s another thing people don’t expect. In her imagination, in her dreams, everything has colour. The museum buildings are beige, chestnut, hazel. Its scientists are lilac and lemon yellow and fox brown. Piano chords loll in the speaker of the wireless in the guard room projecting rich blacks and complicated blues down the hall toward the key pound. Church bells send arcs of bronze careening off the windows. Bees are silver, pigeons are ginger and auburn and occasionally golden. The huge cypress trees she and her father pass on their morning walk are shimmering kaleidoscopes, each needle a polygon of light.”
― Anthony Doerr, All the Light We Cannot See

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