Feeling and feelings

[Ju]

1. You hurt my feelings.
2. You hurt my feeling.

What are the differences between the above sentences.
Are they exchangeable?

Thanks.

[Rover_KE]

Only #1 makes sense.

[Ju]

Only #1 makes sense.

I searched on web and got the following definition.

(comfortable feeling (not feelings) of a restaurant -- atmosphere, air

You hurt my feelings (not feeling) -- moral sensitivity)

Do you agree?

Thanks.

[Rover_KE]

Yes.

[Ju]

Yes.

If we talk about how we feel on the skin, or through hearing, smelling, seeing, and eating. We should use "feeling". Am I right?

Thanks.

[Tarheel]

sight -- see
hearing -- hear
smell -- smell
taste -- taste
touch -- feel

[Ju]

sight -- see
hearing -- hear
smell -- smell
taste -- taste
touch -- feel

Hi Tarheel,
Sorry, I don't get what you mean.

[Tarheel]

Hi Tarheel,
Sorry, I don't get what you mean.

You said:

"If we talk about how we feel on the skin, or through hearing, smelling, seeing and eating. We should use feeling. Am I correct?"

I posted a list of the verbs for the five senses.

[Tarheel]

If we talk about how we feel on the skin, or through hearing, smelling, seeing, or tasting, we should use "feeling". Am I right?

We use "feeling" for the sense of touch.

[Ju]

We use "feeling" for the sense of touch.

Do you mean we use "feelings" for the other 4 senses?