It's not always about what others do though either. Sometimes, emotions just arise for no reason at all...and confuse both me n anyone who happens to be around me. I believe fully on to the Lord, that is not really my question, but sometimes just as a child asks it's mother why she put frosting on the cake instead of just eating it.... I have questions I would like to ask as well. Things I don't understand, and I don't think God would find it horrible of me to do so as long as I come from a good place in my heart.

This biblical talk here is just between you n I since you brought up scripture to me.

I also am of the belief that before original sin, either we had no emotion, all emotions were similar, or we did not fully understand the significance of them, for many reasons. First, we were created in the image of God ... and, Adam walked with God, but God strove to keep our intellect lower than his own, which is why we were forbidden from eating the fruit of the tree of knowledge. This says to me, we must have had either an emotional iq equal or similar to God or been completely innocent and naieve and therefore of interest for God to spend time with "teaching". Second, once Adam and Eve bit the fruit of knowledge, they suddenly "learned" to be ashamed of their nakedness n covered themselves in the sight of God. So..this says to me, perhaps we weren't created originally with the intense emotions we have now, but our knowledge has caused us to develop these emotions - both good and bad, and that's why we don't always know what to do with them, because we were never designed to have them.

Anyway... Just my two cents on the biblical take.