are "feelings" facts?

Answer 1

Yes.

Answer 2

Yes. The fact is if you are "feeling" something, it is real to you so it becomes a "fact" to you. To you, feelings are a fact. To someone else, your feelings are possibly not a fact, but it still does not take away from your feeling of fact. If you hurt someone, it is their feelings that become a fact. You might not have meant to hurt them but the fact is: you did. It is fact to them, and it is actual fact to you after you have hurt them. Feelings are fact when dealing with emotion. Then there are facts about an incident. Those feelings might not be fact. You might feel like a friend has stolen something from you. You might have a strong feeling they have. The facts might prove you wrong, so in that instance, feelings are not a fact.

Answer 3

FACT: Knowledge or information based on real occurrences: an account based on fact; a blur of fact and fancy.
Something demonstrated to exist or known to have existed:
A real occurrence; an event: had to prove the facts of the case.
Something believed to be true or real: a document laced with mistaken facts.

I think evidence of feelings lies in tears, smiles, raised eyebrows, and our actions. However, I don't think you could make a factual statement about someone else's feelings.....that would be admissible in court.....too subjective.

Answer 4

Yes. Feelings are facts. They may not be sensible or just but it is a "fact" that on feels the way they do.

Answer 5

Only facts for the individual who feels them.

Answer 6

It's a fact that you feel something, however what your feeling may not be accurate.
So, it could be a fact that you're feeling something that is false.

Answer 7

I suppose we can never be 100% sure although if u have strong feelings about something or someone there is a lot that u are willing to do. If u have feelings for someone for example it will affect your actions and your behaviour towards that particular person.

Answer 8

No of course not. Facts are there, slef demonstraing, regardless of how you "feel" about them.

You may "feel" the law of gravity should be repealed, but the FACT is, gravity is there, no matter how hard you feel differently.

Answer 9

feelings are not facts but they are very abstract 2 a person

Answer 10

Feelings define every experience for ourselves. They can be facts and/or what we think of any experience. Emotions (feelings) are not always reliable barometers of any experience. Add the intellect and it gives it more scope.

Answer 11

"feelings" refering to emotions are not facts. The brain waves and stimuli that generate them are facts.