Emotions

The state of being alone, often by choice, especially when this brings a feeling of calm or peace

An involuntary movement of discomfort, embarrassment, or disgust; a feeling of extreme awkwardness or secondhand embarrassment caused by something uncool, awkward, or inappropriate.

Annoyance, embarrassment, or disappointment caused by a failure, rejection, or minor humiliation.

Unexpected; surprise; sudden

(Used in the phrase 'taken aback') surprised or shocked by something unexpected

I am undecided / I am hesitating

This is not a standard complete Chinese phrase; it combines four individual characters: scholar/warrior, worry/anxiety, under/next. The most plausible intended meaning when read as a grammatically coherent partial phrase is 'the scholar worries about the future/what comes next'.

Evoking a sharp, deeply felt sense of sadness or tender emotion, often with a touching or memorable quality; can also refer to a keenly perceptive or cutting observation.

was surprised by / was surprised at

Sad and lacking in enthusiasm or energy, typically because of a disappointment or setback

the state of being dead, or a lack of energy, emotion, excitement, or feeling

To love or admire someone or something very deeply and strongly

Extreme emotional or physical pain, distress, or suffering.

Cheerful, carefree, or showing a casual lack of concern for something important

I am worried / I am unsure / I am hesitating

The quality of feeling or showing appreciation for kindness, favors, or benefits received from others