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Movement is Emotion

autismtwo

Standing in the local supermarket today, with anxiety and on set of a panic attack. I asked why I am anxious. The answer is a flash was, because movement around/about you is related too emotion.

On my muse walking up the road home, I thought more about this. Movement being correlated to emotion. I thought to myself,, sports, football. Football goes to the other sides goal, emotion rises happy,, and if the ball goes the other towards your goal line, sadness.

I think my early life was full of movement, disruptive elements from older brothers pecking order, to parents commands, to psychokids at school. External movement, primarily physical, then cognitive is emotional.

All movement is emotion to me, a person walking towards me in the street, something moving in my world. So I try to control movement and have objects and patterns about me that the emotions are familiar,, i.e will not bite me or go too fast about me.

Does anyone else experience movement of the world, even yourself as EMOTION.

 

  • I think what you're describing 'two, is kinesthetic thinking - where thoughts (including sensory inputs) are represented in the brain as feelings (both physical and emotional).

    I often think in this modality, but more often for me the feelings are physical rather than emotional (but I do experience both types at different (or even sometimes the same) times).