Grieving

DonutHole said:
If you don't feel, then what's the point in living?
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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).
 
Chairman said:
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).
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Do robots cry?
 
I feel like I don't really handle loss well, I don't think ive ever gotten over a loss really, doebeit I've not lost that much in my lifetime. I just feel the need to cling on to and preserve all things

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Chairman said:
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.
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Pretty much this, albeit I have had loss.
 
I don't think I've really been sad about a death after a funeral. The only thing that gets me is the time leading up to someone dying. Dread is 1000 times worse than loss.
having an IQ in double digits is aryan because your brain isn't developed enough to feel bad for other people
 
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