Feel up to

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Subjectivity

The phrase often reflects a personal feeling or opinion, so it may vary from person to person. Slide

I don't feel up to going out tonight, but you might have enough energy.

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Not Obligatory

'Feel up to' implies a choice based on one's condition, rather than a requirement. Slide

Let me know if you feel up to trying that new dance class, but no pressure.

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Emotional State

Can also refer to an emotional readiness, not just physical or mental ability. Slide

After the breakup, she didn't feel up to attending the party.