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Is it normal that I haven't felt any proper emotions in years?
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My great grandma died a while ago which I found sad but I just didn't care emotionally. I moved away from my family a while ago and even though I really like them I don't miss them at all and I probably wouldn't even be sad if they died or something like this
I'm ever happy or sad, the last time I properly laughed or cried was literally more than five years ago
I mean I don't really mind this but sometimes it gets annoying since I just can't find the motivation to do things because finishing them won't make me feel good anyway
Normal or not?
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Yeah, everyone seems to have some psychological problem these days.
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Last time I checked saddness was an emotion...
You stated that you weren't always like this, so it most likely isn't perminant. Look for some help, such as a therapist.
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Apathy might be a natural tendency on you so I'd say that would be NORMAL, but if you want to feel different - as you're posting in here that's probably bothering you a bit - looking on the other side of the fence to see if the more emotional life might be for you, try to join some classes, such as pottery or some class where you learn something you like (so it won't be a complete waste of time if this fails) and at the same time you have to coexist and observe lots of people who are different than you. Most people are happier just by following the instinct of imitating behaviour. It's a healthy way of testing if you really want new emotions.
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You should see a therapist or psychiatrist about this.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Depersonalization_disorder
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Normal.
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