feel of / feel about
Hi. What is the difference between the above?
For example, is there any between: How I feel about you / How I feel of you.

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You can't say "feel of you" it's incorrect.

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"Feel of" doesn't exist but "feelings of" does. For instance,

He has feelings of anger towards her comments.

Here is an example dialog:

Steve: What does Jake feel about Stacy's friends John and Mike?

Dan: He has feelings of anger towards them.

Steve: Why?

Dan: Because they stole several items around the farm and they didn't pay for several riding lessons that they had.

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" feel about you " ^__^ 
im still learning English and, ive never heard of the 2nd one :P

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This is an easy question.

'How I feel about'  is fine.

'How I feel of' doesn't exist.

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