"bad emotions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to negative emotions like sadness, anger, shame, and more. For example, "I often struggle to manage my bad emotions."
I think of these downward and upward spirals as being us wallowing in badness or goodness, of yielding to our good or bad emotions, but also - it feels like - being "egged on" from outside forces, human, and also, perhaps, super-human.
The jīva, or soul, is classified according to the good or bad emotions that hold sway.
How they buzz to "ventilate the hive", and "will sense if you're afraid or have bad emotions towards them".
"Bad" emotions have an important role to play, while sometimes "positive thinking" leads us away from uncomfortable truths into the realms of wishful thinking.
"You have to pace yourself dramatically in order to keep them alive for long enough," he told the BBC, adding that he had had "some good emotions, but there were unfortunately too many bad emotions".
The five bad emotions will undoubtedly continue to exist (in my life as in any Internet user's), but, as Akst writes in the final paragraph of his book, "Let's look on the bright side.
They have excellent emotional awareness and they don't let bad emotion affect them, they have awesome emotional control and understanding.
There is no such thing as a "bad" emotion.
Sometimes just a simple "I love you" at the right time can cure a bad emotion when PMS emotion wave strikes.
Whenever there is a flash of doubt in your mind, don't hesitate to gently ask for an explanation, which can clear all your bad emotion of distrust.
These underlying feel-bad emotions are transformed into a feel-good experience in the cinema by a soundtrack of wall-to-wall golden oldies (or bronze oldies in many cases) that lifts the spirits.
