For example, a kid may eat vegetables and feel like it's disgusting, and towards the parent who makes her eat it feel like it's some sort of torture. But emotions/feelings do not determine reality. The reality is not that vegetables are so terrible, or that their parents are trying to torture her, of course!
So my point is just that. The reason why I'm not concerned with how anyone feels (myself included) at the moment, is that it makes no sense to try and understand a reality that we are not even sure what it is. First, we should determine through the rationality of logic and reason, supported by our observations and revelations grounded within our faith within those respective mediums, what is actually true. Then we can explore how our feelings and emotions help us understand that reality, and to what extent they go towards deepening our understanding.
Remember, the main reason why it is irrational to determine reality based on our feelings is that our feelings are mainly a bio-chemical phenomena. It's as fickle as what we ate for breakfast this morning. To make a quick reference to the Romance, it is why people who, once "falling in love" can have their relationship drastically change only a few months after them coming together. They relied purely on their 'feeling'. But feeling is fleeting at best. They had no actual knowledge, no actual reality behind that emotion. Keep in mind that Truth is solid and objective. Feeling is not only subjective and biological, but is also extraordinarily temporary.










