There is no clear definition for what muscle memory is exactly. From my understanding of the concept muscle memory is when a person constantly participates in the same physical activity and their muscle becomes accustomed to same kind of movement involved in that very same activity. Now that very subject leads into my title, emotional memory. From my experience in life, I believe there is a such thing as emotional memory. Just replace a few key words in my understanding of muscle memory and you have the concept I call emotional memory. I think I may just study this concept because if I'm right I just may be on to something big!! I've grown accustomed to having certain feelings for someone near and dear to my own heart. But after a recent falling out, I've been trying to convince myself that I actually don't feel how I'm accustomed to. They say if you tell yourself something enough times that you start to believe it yourself. It's a lot easier to tell yourself how you feel about a person when you don't speak to them (take my word for it). Now that said person and myself are on speaking terms again my emotional memory is starting to kick in. Contrary to my better judgement, the way I'm accustomed to feeling is rearing it's head once again. But me being the strong minded individual that I am, I just keep it to myself. So do I go against good judgement and act upon familiarity or do I just do what I've been doing so far which is just pretend to be a different person. But the main part of the question is, do I do what I think is best for me or what I feel is best for them?
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awwwwww!!!!
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