I think this is a bit God of the gaps style. Like, first you declare that the feelings are the most fundamental thing you can’t ever be wrong about. Then someone points out a situation where you are confused about them. Then, you say that in that situation you felt a confused feeling instead of being confused about your feelings. (hypothetical you here)
You are kind of peeling back layers of you brain that feed you information and declaring them not you.
I think this is a bit God of the gaps style. Like, first you declare that the feelings are the most fundamental thing you can’t ever be wrong about. Then someone points out a situation where you are confused about them. Then, you say that in that situation you felt a confused feeling instead of being confused about your feelings. (hypothetical you here)
You are kind of peeling back layers of you brain that feed you information and declaring them not you.
I’m not sure who this is addressed to. I have not said these things.