My thoughts are all feelings, usually.. and feelings--thoughts. Intermingled. I think I've done a bang-up job on learning how to be objective, though.. so I've gained a great deal of self-control even as far as usually being able to choose how and what I want to feel and to what extent and then whether to act upon it given circumstance or implications... and therefore not letting my emotions control all of my decisions and actions.
And yet--
Right now, I'm actually reading a book now called, More Sex Is Safer Sex: The Unconventional Wisdom of Economics.. And it's really frustrating to me. (Great book, though. I recommend it for anyone NF who wants their way of thinking challenged.)
For example, he makes the claim that those opposed to the death penalty are for higher murder rates, which he does by taking lawyer William Blackstone to task for stating that, "It's better for ten guilty persons to escape than for one innocent to suffer." Basically, he asserts that based on crime statistics, this is the most harmful cost for society. My feelings want to say he's wrong, yet he makes a lot of sense. So it's challenging.
Sorry for the meandering answer, it's sort of the only way I can give an example of how my mind works.