md`# *I feel...*
This is an adapation of [Mike Bostock's adapation](https://observablehq.com/@mbostock/emotion-wheel) of [Geoffrey Roberts’s *Emotion Wheel*](https://imgur.com/a/CkxQC) using D3’s [partition layout](https://github.com/d3/d3-hierarchy/blob/master/README.md#partition). Robert’s 2015 work appears to be based on a vocabulary wheel by [Kaitlin Robbs](https://lifehacker.com/find-the-perfect-word-for-your-feelings-with-this-vocab-1653013241) from 2014, which in turn appears to be based on [*The Feeling Wheel*](http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/036215378201200411) published by Gloria Willcox in 1982.
Rationale for the revision: Geoffrey Roberts's original *Emotion Wheel* contained a number of words that were not, in fact, feelings.
This wheel is an attempt to rectify this.
For example, when a person says "I feel disrespected" -- which was on Roberts's original wheel -- they are not actually speaking about a feeling -- they are having a story that someone else is disrespecting them -- but their actual feeling could be, nearly anything. For example, some people could feel delight at being disrespected, others could feel angry, others could feel sad, others could feel a steely determination.
So, this *Feelings Wheel* attempts to correct the errors from the original *Emotion Wheel* and create a world in which we share feelings that are actually much closer to real feelings.
Feel free to use and adapt with credit.
Find out more about Albert Wong via his website here: [Albert Wong's website](https://www.dralbertwong.com)
He is also the Director of Somatic Psychology at JFK University and runs an online website dedicated to educating people in the field of [Somatic Psychology](https://www.somatopia.com)`
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