21/11/2025
We live in a culture that treats feelings like problems to be fixed or puzzles to be solved.
We analyse, overthink, and try to logic our way out of discomfort.
But emotions aren't meant to be understood away.
They're meant to be experienced.
Felt in your chest, your stomach, your throat.
Breathed through.
Cried out.
Moved with your body until they naturally pass.
When we try to think our way out of sadness, anger, or fear, we often just trap them deeper inside.
The body keeps the score.
It remembers what the mind tries to bypass.
So maybe the next time you feel something difficult, instead of asking "why do I feel this way?" or "how do I stop feeling this?", try asking "where do I feel this in my body?" and "what does it need from me?"
Sometimes the most healing thing we can do is simply allow ourselves to feel.