Good morningI!  

How are you today?  How do you feel?

When we talk about feelings, we often use present tense rather than present continuous 

even if we are talking about feelings now!

Do not use be _______ing for like, need, or want

Verbs that use simple present rather than present continuous NOW

are called stative verbs.

Stative verbs usually involve =, possession, opinion, feelings, and senses.

Using simple present for feelings is actually disappearing in street English, but it is common on English grammar exams.

What makes you feel better when you are stressed, sad, or angry?