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i don't care
38% Normal
10 Comments

I don't feel any attachment to anyone. Everyone is dispensable to me. I can move on really quickly after breakups. I'm fine with losing friends. Even my best friend, were I never to see her again, I'm confident I'd feel nothing. Whatever. I'd move on. I'm tear-free, independent, alone and in general, I just don't give a sh*t. Why am I like this? Why don't I care?
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You need to find a way to connect with the world more. Try to think about what everything in life means to you, and what is important or unique about each person you know. Then you may be able to feel a little more.

I hope you can get over this - the fact that you wrote this indicates that you want to, and that's the first step. Good luck.
Maybe you should get a dgo an try and become attached to it.
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That's some antiocial behavior right there. I mean the actual psychological disorder, not the incorrect way people use it today. If this gets worse it is quite possible that you should seek counseling before it gets worse and progresses to worse things.

I could be very wrong since I am not a psychologist, and there is very little information about what you're like in a real life, but take a look at this.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antisocial_personality_disorder
FFS dont randomly trow psichiatrich diagnostics at ppl, let alone from wikipédia! LOL

Your fine you just havent found something worth attaching yourself too, keep searching.



Peace jah bless
Serial Killer!
You just dont give a fuck about anything or anyone, thats perfectly normal in todays society.
sounds like narcissistic personality disorder to me look it up
You do care but you wonder how you can convince yourself that you do not. I can do the same thing but as i got older i found it takes its toll on you. I used to get scared that I could end up believing something crazy and would hurt people or myself. I developed it from growing up in an unstable environment and being independent enough to do what i though at the time was the right thing, which was to adapt. You get good at it. You will find that there is only one relationship that will satisfy your need for security, and that is with God.
Sounds to me like you've got the mentality of a 13 year old. I remember when I was 13 and I acted in a similar fashion to try to make myself feel like a bad ass renegade lone wolf xcore dark kid69.