[ SECRET POST #6737 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6737 ⌋

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Comments

[iff_and_xor]

As someone who is rarely emotionally affected by the deaths of celebrities, I bet it is easier this way. But I have to imagine that those emotional lows are tied in to some corresponding emotional highs. So I’m probably missing out on both.

I do have a few deaths that actually affected my daily mood and I’m not sure why they hit me in particular.

[(Anonymous)]

This is me. I have a very limited emotional range (not sure if that's just my brain or the depression) and sometimes I look at people affected by things like celebrity deaths and am thankful for my steadiness, but like you said, on the flip side I don't really get excited or super happy about things either.

I will say that because of this I was absolutely shocked and unprepared for how badly my dogs death hit me. I definitely plumbed new depths of emotional lows with that and it took me almost a year to come out of it.