This can be tricky, because it really depends on a personâs beliefs.
For example, if someone believes they donât deserve something thatâs actually good for them, then whatâs bad for them will feel magical and perfect. The opposite can happen too; when someone truly believes in something deeper and more real, they can come across something that is compatible with that, but still feel emptiness and boredom. Thatâs because the person doesnât create drama or emotional highs and lows, so it doesnât âfeel excitingâ but calm and if you are not yet used to it, it can create confusion at first.
So itâs not really about whatâs outside, itâs about the person and the programs running inside them. The best example is cigarettes. For people who are addicted, a cigarette creates this feeling of longing and fulfillment. Thatâs why people who smoke reach for it, even though it doesnât actually fulfill them or make them feel better, it does the opposite.
Conclusion is that emotions can be fickle. They donât say much about the situation or whatâs actually happening externally. They say more about whatâs going on inside a person, and even more about where itâs coming from we should be more aware of.
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