I feel nothing after...

[Skyline]

I've noticed something weird recently. Sometimes when I do an acitivty, I leave with nothing to say and don't really feel anything. Like a week ago, I went go kart racing and it was fun to roll around the track but I left with just nothing to say and kind of emotion-less. Same thing with the new Fast and Furious movie, everyone got all emotional at the end but I kind of just sat there with nothing to say.

It's like it didn't impress me or something. Anyone have a similar experience?

 

[Yewki]

Sounds pretty normal, unless it's happening all the time and you're getting depressed. In which case it may be more than just a slump.

The ending to Furious 7 did not get to me at all either... only slightly touching, like when you read a "Thank you" card or something. I was more fascinated by how they managed to put the end together after Paul Walker had died.

 

[ImTheDoubleGreatest!]

Pssshhhh I was like that from the age of 13+ and am still like that. I got a little better after a while, but now I never get extremely emotional over anything, and that's a plus. You'll adapt and get used to it and 'have something to say' so don't worry.

It's probably just a phase anyway.

 

[jurry]

People who get emotional over the seventh installment of a mindless action movie should probably be deported.

 

[TheMonkeyKing]

Sounds like fairly standard red-pill symptomology really - i.e. a complete apathy with blue-pill culture.

http://lifeblazing.com/2008/09/22/side-effects-of-the-red-pill/

The reason why diagnoses like 'depression' are rife, espcially among blue-pillers; for example:

'Oh I just upgraded to the latest version of the i-phone only half and hour ago, why do I still feel so intrinsically empty?'

The ongoing tug of war between blue-pill conscious and red-pill subconscious, or vice-versa.

To undertake activities that truly nourish one's soul make the blue-pill culture far more palatable, when we endure it.