I was already anxious and apprehensive about sleeping in the parking lot and the coffee only intensified it, but I got to sleep. I was relieved to find a well-lit gas station.Īfter drinking coffee I settled down for a quick nap to wait for the coffee to take effect. I calmed down after a few minutes and settled back into anxiety, concern and worry.
When I wasn’t finding anywhere I got distressed and that quickly led to frustration. All the places I saw made me apprehensive and nervous. The possibility of hydroplaning again kept me at afraid, worried and stressed.īy the time the rain stopped I was excruciatingly tired and I was trying to find a safe place to sleep. Every once in a while I would hydroplane, causing moments of terror. This brought on feelings of concern, worry and fear. While I was driving the rain started to come down so hard I couldn’t see the road. As I was about to leave it begun to rain at that point my emotions turned to anxiety and apprehension. The thought of the drive home made me anxious, but it was still over-shadowed by excitement. “I was driving home from Charlotte in the middle of the night still feeling some excitement from the day’s events. Someone woke him up by knocking on the car window to see if he was OK. He took a nap in the car in the parking lot of the gas station. The person got tired and stopped for coffee at a gas station. Story actions: Someone was driving home in the middle of the night from another city. Notice how their feelings varied even though the actions around them did not. Understanding a situation from your home emotionīelow is a story of two people who have different home emotions but experienced the same situation. If someone’s home emotion is around happy they may very rarely get angry and never reach enraged. If someone’s home emotion is around anger, they may become enraged with little warning since on the color wheel, they are already close to that feeling. Knowing a home emotion can help you interpret how you or someone else will respond to things that occur. We often continually return to our home emotion and it can act like a circle of feelings where we are most comfortable. It can depend on how safe and comfortable you feel and can change between days, in different situations, and over the years as you age. While everyone may not have a home emotion, you probably know people who seem worried, angry, calm, or some other emotion most of the time. When you are relaxing, do you often find yourself feeling one particular emotion like happy or anxious for no apparent reason? This may be your home emotion. Your home emotion is the way you often feel when alone with no input from anyone else.
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