@azurenights Oh my good, I didin't expected you to write me! Thank you ^^
All medical studies are hard, no matter we are dealing with body or what's "inside".
Tell you about emotions..? Hm.. There's really not much what I can tell you from theory. Almost the first thing our lectors teach us is to reflect on ourselfs, and it do magic really. We are all different, but at the same time really similar. To learn about emotions, or how to understand others better - we need to learn about ourselfs first. We are thought, that you can't help others, but if you can't help yourself (in a way). You can't understand others, if you don't understand yourself. Deeply reflect on yourself, your actions, your emotions, what drives you, what makes you feel these emotions. There is a big chance, that others feel similar. If you can write something that will touch you, there is a chance that your readers will feel it and it might touch them too. For example - did you ever have a lecturer in which lessons you felt really bored, sleepy, not interested at all? How did he talk about the topic? Enthusiastically or slowly almost yawning? If you see, that a person is not interested in a topic he talks about, for sure you will not be interested too, or you will lose interest soon.
What was I talking about? Ah.. So the best way to make someone feel something is to learn what makes YOU feel certain feelings. In that way it becomes easier to understand others too, because in a way you develop empathy. If you learn how you act at certain moments, when you are for example sad, it becomes easier to find a person who is sad but doesn't show it. Just think, how you would act if you were sad but didin't wanted others to see that.
There are research which proves that emotions are the same for all people, no matter their culture or where they were born. So, if you want to make others feel something with your writing - make sure that what you write touches you ^^ All this goes with real live too.
