This is really sad. I feel bad for you.Never been affected by loss. Even when my whole family was crying around me, I just sat there awkwardly waiting for an acceptable time to go back to my room.
I don't feel bad for robotsThis is really sad. I feel bad for you.
rudeI don't feel bad for robots
I can't be rude to a robotrude
he's not a robot, he's a human beingI can't be rude to a robot
Human beings have emotionshe's not a robot, he's a human being
Estonia, you mean small Russia?real
arkaim is from russia iirc
teresacrews is from estonia
Unironically it's probably autism. Happened with me tooI handle loss of inanimate things, but not people, very badly. I don't know why.
I doubt I'm autistic...Unironically it's probably autism. Happened with me too
I do feel. Although I've always viewed my feelings with apathy---even a bit of contempt, at times---verily do I feel. I feel happy, I laugh, I get frustrated, I get scared, and---very rarely---I get sad (albeit it's always mild, closer to what is normally called being "let down"). It's not like I'm a robot (although I don't see the disadvantage of that).If you don't feel, then what's the point in living?
Do robots cry?I do feel. Although I've always viewed my feelings with apathy---even a bit of contempt, at times---verily do I feel. I feel happy, I laugh, I get frustrated, I get scared, and---very rarely---I get sad (albeit it's always mild, closer to what is normally called being "let down"). It's not like I'm a robot (although I don't see the disadvantage of that).
Depends on the robot. But if you mean that I'm a robot and you're asking if I cry: in my younger years I used to cry when I was frustrated or stressed (usually with some vidya) but I don't cry anymore.Do robots cry?