AshTheShade · 41-45, M
Everyone likes to cast doubt, and toss around reasons why they think the way they do. But remember that you get only a snapshot of a thought or event and I struggle to 'be normal'. It is rare that I will wrote thoughts from the unfiltered side. But it does happen, especially around the holidays.
Being honest is a key to my appearing normal. I force myself to think before I say something. I say it once or twice in my head first. If I dont, a lie can slip out as easy as a breath.
As for emotions? I just wrote about emotions the other day. I have vague memories of most. Passion is all I have left, be is the rage that is our stereotype or love. Or at least what I have come to recognize as love.
Talking or writing about them helps me analyze things, and sharing may help someone else.
Being honest is a key to my appearing normal. I force myself to think before I say something. I say it once or twice in my head first. If I dont, a lie can slip out as easy as a breath.
As for emotions? I just wrote about emotions the other day. I have vague memories of most. Passion is all I have left, be is the rage that is our stereotype or love. Or at least what I have come to recognize as love.
Talking or writing about them helps me analyze things, and sharing may help someone else.
greenmountaingal · 80-89, F
Sociopathic personalities are not this honest nor concerned with emotions; they tend to write with a flat affect and rarely think through or discuss relationships. And they don't "love" anyone. You may be an oddball or have personal issues but you are probably not a sociopath.