The Right Emotion

Is there such thing as "the right emotion"? I, unfortunately, do not comprehend temporary bliss. On the other hand, I also find it exhausting to dwell in misery. Take it from a pessimist. Love in question, is not a feeling or emotion, and I hope we could agree on that. Anger and hatred are sinister enough to be excluded from the options. Anxiety, the right term for concern and care, used by paranoid folks, is undeniably vain. There are millions of other unnamed emotions that surely deserved a part in my theory, but as anonymous as they are, I cannot make the time to name them one by one, but just think about them, if you can. Is there any emotion that you felt worth the while? I'm sure you thought of a few. Perhaps, the bliss I mentioned earlier. A moment of pure and genuine happiness, if you see it that way. Sure it's worthwhile, but things that don't last cannot, in any way, be precious. In fact, even if those short beautiful moments seem precious to you, it doesn't mean it was right to feel them. You skipped a beat there. Remember that day, when you're laughing your hearts out with your friends, all the while a few acquaintances worry about you not coming to their circle as recent as you did before? It's easy to put down the glass isn't it. It's easy to not give a shit about this rotten world. It's easy to ignore messages you hear from hypocrites. It's way too easy you don't even give an effort. It's way too easy to play the devil's role now. It's easy to get so lost in your head, that you don't even know what you're saying, but you know that it's true. Because it's normal to not understand the truth. It's easy to not feel anything when you're trapped inside a wall too high. A wall you created. Again. All that you're feeling is that you need to cage that sinister heart of yours, if you dont wanna end up being a murderer. Because all those feelings, they are all wrong. In other words, there is no such thing as "the right emotion". Every existing emotion defies the human laws of right and wrong. This speculation is simply meant to sugarcoat the fact that people don't think when they get emotional.