Four emote rule

I don't mind it too much; I only mind it when I have four emotions and I see something I want more and have to replace one of my current emotions. I mean, how many are there exactly? There's around 30 - and when you have to knock that down to four... Well, it's hard.

I mean the thing you have to put into play here is what you want to express. That's hard to narrow down because you don't know what kind of situation you'll be in later on. Whether you want to pose with a certain emotion to amuse yourself or just think it fits, or when it actually fits and you don't look like a complete idiot while you use emotions with just your friends when you're visiting them or vice versa. I mean am I the only one that'll use emotions when I'm near my neighbors and I see them doing something weird or whatever? I'll totally start roleplaying in my head or out loud when I'm alone. Sometimes I get this epic drama in my head and start playing it all out like one of them is my boyfriend or one of my friends that is acting all stuck up (In which case I'll use the angry emote).

Does that make me weird? Yeah, guess so.

The main problem, however, is this four emote rule now. Since I have so much to express normally, I'm lacking the space. I only have delight, glee, sadness... And... Uh... Laughter, right. I only have positive ones for now and I don't want to get rid of them. The only reason I have delight is because clapping can be used to express more than just delight. I mean, I guess when clapping you're signaling delight; but you know what I mean. If anger happened to show up, I'd take it. What would I replace it with, though? At this point I'd probably knock glee out; but what happens if there's something else I like, too? I wouldn't want to get rid of anger or anything else... Maybe I should just switch it up like a normal person every now and then, but what if it takes forever to see the emotions I used to have?

They should just have a list of emotions in the text box somewhere... Like a drop down menu of sorts listing the text of the emotions. I don't care if it's long; I want my damn emotions so I can show the animals in my town I mean business.