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6/15/2025, 2:34:31 PM
>>507457605
If someone were to attack this bitch with a hand axe, chopping her face up one hack at a time, she would have no way of really knowing if it was out of fear or attraction.
The problem is that excitement and fear are essentially the same emotion. Psychologists did an experiment where they had two groups of people meet strangers and were asked how attracted they were to them. One group had to cross a rope bridge first. Those who crossed the rope bridge found the strangers more attractive. This suggests that fear and excitement are very similar if not identical bodily experiences that are given different meanings by context and labels.
If someone were to attack this bitch with a hand axe, chopping her face up one hack at a time, she would have no way of really knowing if it was out of fear or attraction.
The problem is that excitement and fear are essentially the same emotion. Psychologists did an experiment where they had two groups of people meet strangers and were asked how attracted they were to them. One group had to cross a rope bridge first. Those who crossed the rope bridge found the strangers more attractive. This suggests that fear and excitement are very similar if not identical bodily experiences that are given different meanings by context and labels.
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