42 colors of the heart

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[Cozy]
A warm grandmother's embrace, a lamb with fluffy fur, a fluffy blanket prepared for me... … . It's soft and warm, so it feels comfortable.
We can feel warmth in animals, people, objects, and sometimes even in the warm winter breeze.
Coziness is similar to affection, a feeling of closeness, and a feeling of wanting to be hugged.
· Where is the warmth?
Coziness is in your heart.
When I see a trembling little rabbit or a crying friend, I want to give them a warm hug.
And it is said that coziness brings about ‘love’.

[love]
Of all emotions, the strongest is love. Sometimes it makes us smile brightly, and sometimes it makes us shed tears like a waterfall.
· How will we change when we love?
- Sometimes it gets really strong. We become brave to protect our beloved mother, our young and weak sibling, and our cute puppy.
– Sometimes I feel very weak. When a friend you love moves away or your mom scolds you, you may be so heartbroken that you end up crying.
They say the opposite of love is ‘hate’.

[hate]
There are times when you don't like someone and it annoys them. That kind of feeling is called hate.
What if a friend I was playing with at the playground broke my toy? What if your younger sibling ate the snack you were saving for? You will feel like you hate your friends and your younger brother.
· How long will hate last?
Sometimes the hatred continues for a long time. But there are also cases where you stay for a short time.
You may hate your younger sibling because you are upset because your snack was taken away, but you can soon forgive and hug him/her warmly.
If hatred is expressed through action, it would probably be ‘anger.’

[fury]
Anger is an extremely harsh and unbearable feeling. I get angry really quickly. It steals your heart in an instant and runs wild. When you feel unfair, when your peace of mind is broken, anger creeps into your heart.
· Is anger useful?
That's not the case here where we live. Anger is an emotion that prevents you from thinking. Makes you act like an animal. Like an animal that has been attacked. Since we live among people, not wild animals, unwise reactions will make bad things worse.
If you can't get over the 'irritating' moments well, you sometimes get angry.