#emotional-impact

#emotional-impact

The thought of never hearing your voices again feels unreal. We are the end of your legacy, the branches of the tree you nurtured.

There is the majestic silence and emotional echo when you sit in front of a group of Rothko's. It's documented and written about at large, and I have had that feeling so many times with his works, just this sort of monolithic echo of life coming from the color field works.

"Its destruction prompted feelings of sadness, grief and then blind fury. Some people wept. Carruthers was wrong to see it as just a tree."

"I can't wash in my own house. Even shower, because the leaks from the bathroom to the bedroom cause issues... I feel depressed that I have to knock on [my neighbour's] door and tell them I need to use the toilet."

Color grading is cinema's visual language that shapes atmosphere and guides viewer's emotional reception, making it a critical tool for filmmakers.

"It could save the world if men had a few more friends," he told Vulture at an April 5 screening at the Los Angeles Festival of Movies.

It feels like I am losing a really good friend," creator Emily Senn said in a teary video posted on Jan. 15. "And that sucks.

The emotional strain of the ongoing search for missing farmer Michael Gaine was palpable as his cattle were sold at auction, marking a painful chapter for his family.

The sale of eight cows at Kenmare Co-Op Mart today was described as 'a difficult and upsetting moment' by a source close to the family.

On the impact side, it's been really, really devastating-physically, intellectually and emotionally. I am exhausted. I am not sleeping well.

Selling a home during a divorce isn't just a financial decision, it's also an incredibly emotional one, making timing and negotiation critical.

Lily Phillips revealed in a recent interview the emotional and physical toll of her experience in a documentary where she slept with over 100 men in one day.

"What shocked me most was how out of touch they were. We were traveling Southeast Asia at the time in our early 20s and just out of university, and they asked us, 'So when you get back home from your travels, will you be purchasing a house?' We had just graduated and spent what money we had on travel. No, we would not be buying a fucking house."

I cried, Jennifer Piggott told the network. It's a really scary thing, and I was embarrassed. She said targeting working-class Americans for layoffs just doesn't make sense to her.

Danielle expressed her devastation, stating, "It was just such a horrible shock. Our wedding was lovely but we never got to enjoy the start of being married."

"The stuff that goes through your mind is like, 'Should I go to the bathroom?' Because if I'm handcuffed, like, I'm not going to be able to go to the bathroom."

"We were just holding on to the secret. Now this woman can just put the pieces of her life back together and start putting one foot in front of the other and moving on."

Many participants of the 'Federal Employee Transition Workshop' share emotional and practical challenges following abrupt job terminations, reflecting on their past roles and uncertain futures.