My silence means I am tired of explaining my feelings to you, but now I don’t have the energy to explain them anymore. My silence means I have adapted to the changes in my life and I don’t want to complain. My silence means I am on a self healing process and I am trying to forget everything I ever wanted from you. My silence means I am just trying to move on gracefully with all my dignity.
— Aarti Khurana
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Ever been overwhelmed by an emotion but found yourself at a loss for words? Perhaps you’ve felt an inexplicable feeling of joy, nostalgia, or longing, and struggled to describe it in your own language. So, take a look at some unique words that describe feelings you can’t explain.
The complexity of human emotions often exceeds the bounds of common vocabulary, leaving us unable to capture what we feel fully.
Luckily, there are a list of words that describe feelings from around the world that beautifully encapsulate these elusive emotions.
These words, often untranslatable into a single term in English, highlight the richness of language and the nuances of emotional experience.
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Happier in my own way was waiting for this day
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Hoping for dreams to come true and believing one day I will see it through
Spend my childhood being in dreams, not realizing how a broken heart will heal
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