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Being an emotionless tselkrin
Mar. 12th, 2006 02:57 pmBeen thinking on a few things. Sometimes, being a person who feels almost nothing can be quite useful, as I've demonstrated to myself at funerals, and I imagine there'd be some benefits at disasters, too. It can makes other times boring, like birthdays, weddings, and parties, regardless of the company.
On other occasions, having little/no emotional responses can really drag a being down. A few days ago, I had a nice, deep conversation with someone I hadn't really talked with before, and we were getting along very well, which I think was kind of a unusual experience for the both of us, given how long we chatted. (I think the term 'nice and creepy' was how we agreed it could be called.) I actually felt things once or twice, in itself a rare event at this particular time.
I hope we can talk again, but I'm never sure what's to talk about and what isn't.
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( Thoughts on Suikoden True Runes. )
On other occasions, having little/no emotional responses can really drag a being down. A few days ago, I had a nice, deep conversation with someone I hadn't really talked with before, and we were getting along very well, which I think was kind of a unusual experience for the both of us, given how long we chatted. (I think the term 'nice and creepy' was how we agreed it could be called.) I actually felt things once or twice, in itself a rare event at this particular time.
I hope we can talk again, but I'm never sure what's to talk about and what isn't.
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( Thoughts on Suikoden True Runes. )
