Yes, God, Yes

The top emotions for "Yes, God, Yes" are Humor (15%), Guilt (10%), Confusion (10%), and Empathy (10%). This reflects the film's nature as a coming-of-age comedy-drama. Humor captures the awkward and relatable comedic situations, while Guilt and Confusion are central to the protagonist's internal struggle with her sexuality and religious upbringing. Empathy highlights the audience's connection to her journey of self-discovery. Joy and Happiness (8% each) contribute to the overall tone, balanced by Anxiety (7%) and Sadness (7%) reflecting the dramatic and challenging aspects of her experience.