Listening experiences play a very important role in emotional release. Emotional experience creators offering listening experiences, choose to focus on the emotional release of suppressed emotions by experience recipients.
Someone listening to you
Offering to listen to someone, means giving them your focus, time and attention. We gladly do it for friends and loved ones yet listening to a stranger is often a very different experience. People meet people on the train and planes, and choose random people as confidants, to share what's bothering them. Its good as its free, presumed to be anonymous and gives a relief, yet there are few problems too. Not only travel got expensive, but there is no reassurance, that your chosen confidant will be willing to undertake the task and help you get a relief. They may, instead, bombard you with their problems, in return. Sometimes a person would want to anonymously share their dirty secrets, their hatred and anger.
Types of listening emotional experiences
Yet, talking to a stranger definitely works, as the relief from sharing is there, yet this is not complicating existing relationships. Here at emotions market we separate companionship experiences into different categories:
- Hugs and cuddle - experiences where personal physical contact is the focus
- In person - experiences where being there in person for both buyer and creator are the focus
- Virtual companionship - experiences of companionship, where all interaction happens virtually
- Listening - experiences where the focus of the buyer is on talking, and creator is listening
- Talking and listening - experiences where buyer and creator are having a conversation, maybe creator is giving an advice
Here at Emotions.market we refer to 32 emotions by Plutchik's Wheel - learn more in our Creator zone. When crafting the emotional release and emotional enrichment experiences, the first step is decide, which emotions of the recipient are to be addressed. When a person wants someone to listen to them, it's, most of the time, negative emotions, that a person is wishing to release with words. For example:
Amazement - feeling of shocked or being astonished by something
Terror - an overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety
Vigilance - the feeling of sustained attention
Contempt - the feeling when you look down on someone and don’t want to have anything to do with it
Anticipation - looking forward to a future event or state, sometimes with an affective component
Anger - displeasure, hostility or antagonism towards someone or something.
Aggressiveness - mixed emotion between anger and anticipation, which can turn into aggressive behaviour
Disgust - feeling of aversion towards something offensive
Loathing - intense feeling of disgust
Grief - the emotional suffering you feel when something or someone you love is taken away
Annoyance - the feeling that you get when someone makes you feel angry or impatient
Rage - an intense, uncontrolled anger that is an increased stage of hostile response to a perceived egregious injury or injustice
Sadness - an emotional pain associated with, or characterised by, feelings of disadvantage, loss, despair, helplessness, disappointment, and sorrow
Disappointment - feeling unhappy because someone or something was not as good as your expectations
Sensory listening experiences
Sensory experiences, offered on Emotions.market can, too, involve a listening element. Triggering your senses via a blindfold, nose clip, distractive music on the headphones, touching and play experiences can too offer a great emotional release to the sensory experience recipient (buyer)
Listening experiences are very popular emotional experiences, as they offer an easy, cheap and easy to reach emotional release, on the terms arranged between buyer and creator of the experience. Learn about play experiences involving emotions and about emotional balance and emotional imbalance. Feel free to browse and share your contacts with your selected creator to get in touch, it's free.
Expressing your worries is a solution by itself
Experience creator can actively listen to you, allowing you to put your issues on the table. Depending on your prior arrangement, experience creator can give you advice, or, on opposite, just offer you support, or ask questions. Whatever the way, that works for you, our listening experience creators can help.