its worst on me when I go to a store, and someone wants me to believe in something or vote for something that's highly brainless to even wanna do. It's kinda annoying when it happens daily for me.
I'm not sure whether to consider this coincidence or telling of you or your choice of friends. I scarcely believe in coincidences however; the universe is built on the basis of reaction (I think so anyway). Also, I would express my sympathy, but - aside from other inherent issues - I'm nearly certain that most people garner little comfort from them anyway. Then again, what do I know? Happy birthday. Sent from my SHIELD using Tapatalk
Definitely a coincidence. I don't think he knew of my birth date, but we were close enough for me to shed bitter tears when hearing of his untimely demise. As for sympathy, it's not really needed. Earlier in the week, another girl from my school died, but I didn't know her, thus, I felt nothing. I can't feel bad for someone I don't know. I don't expect you to either. Maybe I'm just devoid of sympathy... Anyways, thanks. I have survived yet another year, and am one year closer to death. Plus, I'm legal now.
There's an easy way to tell. How well do you understand sympathy? If you can only understand it conceptually or in abstract terms, it's likely to be the case. If it's something you can relate to, then you're perfectly normal. At least, in that sense. On the other hand, what is normal? The most common concretely defined use of it I've seen is a difficulty setting. Sent from my SHIELD using Tapatalk
It is an easy concept to follow, but I'm not sure if I've truly felt it before. Maybe when I was little. Many emotions are pretty difficult for me to express. And "normal" has different definitions for every human being on this planet, therefore, it has no true definition. It's strictly subjective.
There's a condition called being a Sociopath. Maybe you should look it up. Sounds like what you have Sent from my LG-L38C using Tapatalk 2
I don't think I'm a true sociopath, though. I'm just antisocial, and don't fit in very well with humans. I can certainly care and feel. I just don't understand emotions, and when the right time to express specific emotions is. People often say that I seem high because I have quite the deadpan disposition, and often speak in riddles and such. That's just who I am, I guess. I may be a little crazy, but if I wasn't, I'd be just another sheep.
Its merely a setting of a dryer. Or do you mean a difficulty setting of the dryer? OT: Wondering if I should put my name and resume forward for a spot of internship at Microsoft. Sounds pretty cool with all expenses paid 12 weeks, I just feel I'm not good enough and will make an idiot of myself in the interview(s).
Yeah, but they're generally really selfish and don't give a damn about people's feelings. I can be selfish, but I do care how people feel. I wouldn't do something if I knew it'd make someone feel bad.
Doesn't not having sympathy coencide with not caring about others feelings? Sent from my LG-L38C using Tapatalk 2
Not only that but thinking you are better then most is also part of it. And having feelings means you care if you are hurt but not others. Sent from my LG-L38C using Tapatalk 2
I have no reason to believe I'm better than most people, on the count that I haven't met most people. I'm also not a narcissist. Not exactly. It's hard to explain. It is possible for me to feel sympathetic towards someone, but it rarely happens. Only in extreme cases, I suppose.
Do you feel close to someone that fills a certain need for you (any need, I'm just asking questions) And it's hard to take peoples word on it. Most alcoholics will tell you they aren't alcoholic.
I have friends that make me happy, and a family that, for the most part, loves me unconditionally. I can say I'm quite fond of them. And what do you mean 'It's hard to take peoples word on it'? I'm afraid I don't know what you're referring to here.
