Feelings the English language doesn't have words for

[Vaeran]

That mixture of one part guilt, one part regret and three parts relief experienced when, after begrudgingly deciding to finally read one of those articles you bookmarked years and years ago, clicking the bookmark link takes you to a 404 page. Phew! ...And yet.

 

[RT-55J]

I think the German word for that is... *checks notes* ...sauerkraut.

 

[q 3]

That feeling when you want to suggest a potential solution to someone's gripe but they aren't actually asking for one and you don't want to be a Reply Guy (Internet Archive)

 

[Exposition Owl]

The feeling of missing someone in advance before they’ve left, once you realize that their visit is now half over.

 

[WisteriaHysteria]

The feeling of missing someone in advance before they’ve left, once you realize that their visit is now half over.

I think that's just called "love"

 

[nosimpleway]

That feeling when you want to suggest a potential solution to someone's gripe but they aren't actually asking for one and you don't want to be a Reply Guy (Internet Archive)

Whatever it is I feel it deeply and often

 

[Zef]

That mixture of one part guilt, one part regret and three parts relief experienced when, after begrudgingly deciding to finally read one of those articles you bookmarked years and years ago, clicking the bookmark link takes you to a 404 page. Phew! ...And yet.

This feeling, but instead of a bookmark it's a tab you opened thirty six tabs to the left.