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CrazyMusicLover · 31-35
Okay, serious answer.
Logically, it's first and foremost confusion. Because the person doesn't understand why other people react the way they do if something either positive or negative happens to them. They can't relate. Then could follow amusement, annoyance, apprehension or no emotion. Because that's a common reaction people have when they don't understand.
I guess it's no different than when a normal person witnesses someone with emotional dysregulation in situations that according to them don't require such intense emotional response. You can't empathize because you've never experienced it so you'll either laugh, get scared or get annoyed.
Maybe...maybe not.
Logically, it's first and foremost confusion. Because the person doesn't understand why other people react the way they do if something either positive or negative happens to them. They can't relate. Then could follow amusement, annoyance, apprehension or no emotion. Because that's a common reaction people have when they don't understand.
I guess it's no different than when a normal person witnesses someone with emotional dysregulation in situations that according to them don't require such intense emotional response. You can't empathize because you've never experienced it so you'll either laugh, get scared or get annoyed.
Maybe...maybe not.