Talk:Butterflies in the stomach

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86.81.228.168 (talk) 19:10, 28 January 2008 (UTC) Sorry about my inexperience with editting/talking but isn't butterflies in the stomach, and many other things that represent emotions through body parts (mostly in the abdomen as far as I know) a very well known topic? I suppose there is an article on it, but I can't find it, and I think it should be linked to this. It also has to do with how your thoughts/consciousness affects your physical body. Some people think these feelings/emotions are caused locally by the nerves in the abdomen, and then you've got the idea of a spirit or soul of course. It is also comparable with phantom pain.. This article just seems so incredibly limited..