You know a person cannot live at a high pitch of emotion, the feelings become dulled by a natural, unconscious effort at self-preservation. You
In the book "The Selected Letters of Laura Ingalls Wilder," author William Anderson explores the complexities of emotional experience, highlighting a profound observation about human feelings. He notes that individuals cannot maintain intense emotions indefinitely; this ceaseless high emotional state leads to a natural dulling of feelings, as people instinctively seek to preserve their well-being.
This reflection underscores the balance between feeling deeply and the need for emotional moderation. It illustrates the resilience of the human spirit, suggesting that while strong emotions are vital, the capacity to return to a more stable emotional state is essential for long-term mental health.
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