You're probably emotionally detached enough from the characters and their universe that what you are seeing has no more impact than seeing someone stabbing a tin of paint. I can't think of any violent scene in any film that's genuinely made me feel ill so I guess I'm similarly desensitised.
I have watched videos of real people being murdered, and that definitely disturbed me! The fact that it is real footage makes all the difference. Some of what I've seen has given me a sickening sense of anxiety, but also real anger.
So I'd say not flinching at whatever 'gorno' you're watching doesn't mean much, but if you can watch videos of real people having their throats cut, being stabbed in the face or beaten to death without feeling even a little unnerved, it might suggest you're empathically retarded and perhaps too disconnected from the rest of humanity.
I have watched videos of real people being murdered, and that definitely disturbed me! The fact that it is real footage makes all the difference. Some of what I've seen has given me a sickening sense of anxiety, but also real anger.
So I'd say not flinching at whatever 'gorno' you're watching doesn't mean much, but if you can watch videos of real people having their throats cut, being stabbed in the face or beaten to death without feeling even a little unnerved, it might suggest you're empathically retarded and perhaps too disconnected from the rest of humanity.