>>198812
no, but i never really went about thinking i need enjoyment in life to go on. for me it was always about just doing best i can do. i did fine. i do fine today.
>>198818
That's Normal
I enjoy relaxing alone or in some cases with ery small groups (1-3 people)
Only Clinical Psychopaths cannot feel emotions and that is not something that they kang abt on a chappal phorum w/ 20 users
>>198839
I have researched lot about psychopaths abd this guy is not one psychopaths are not one with no emotions they are one with "counter-emotions".
Now that's not a real term
My hypothesis is that, in some cases, the issue may be where emotions are directed, rather than whether they exist.
By counter-emotion, I mean emotional reactions that don’t match what we normally expect. Someone’s suffering might create curiosity instead of compassion. Humiliation might seem amusing instead of uncomfortable. Another person’s fear might be interesting rather than contagious. A situation that normally produces guilt might instead cause irritation, indifference, or even satisfaction.
That doesn’t necessarily mean there is no emotional response. Curiosity, irritation, fascination, and indifference can themselves reflect emotional processing.
So instead of only asking, “Does this person have emotions?”, perhaps we should also ask:
Two people can experience the same event but attach completely different emotional meanings to it. What looks like an emotional vacuum from the outside could instead be an emotional system whose priorities are radically different.
That’s what I mean by counter-emotion.
