what are more important ,"Words" or "Emotions"?

Words can really be interpreted in a number of different ways. If you look at certain words from one angle, they take on one meaning. If you look at the same words from another angle, they take on another meaning. When just looking at the words on their own, they really are something that are not really all something that can really tell you much about anything. Emotions on the other hand, emotions can tell you a lot to say the least. It is just something that gives you much information about the true intent behind anything. Just looking at a person's facial expressions, it is rather something that can tell you way more than you need to know but it can certainly tell you a lot. Both can go hand and hand, but emotions can tell you the true story.

I think our words are very important. what we say reflects in who we are and what we believe. the tongue is difficult to control, so i have to think before i speak. i don't do this alot of times and regret my words. these words cannot be taken back once we say them. emotions play in this as well. if we are angry, we may say wrong things that may hurt someone else. if we are sad, we may express sad, negative words. in happiness, we may say more nicer words but still have to think before we speak. i have to work on this always. pain makes me complain, and i can take my words and feelings out on someone else. this isn't fair to them. when you are in pain, everything hurts and my words can come out to hurt someone else. i wish people would empathize more with people in pain but they really don't understand. the only way they can empathize is to feel pain themselves emotionally or physically. words and emotions are both important.

Hello Amol, I feel words are the basic thing which is required but sometimes emotions play a vital role when we are not able to express something by words.This happens with me when i could not express my anger in words then i have to show it through my emotions like i would talk to anybody or won't eat food.