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What is "emotional detachment"?
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Can anyone explain this in easy speak? Thanks, Tispe
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It’s when nothing touches you or affects you. – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Can anyone explain this in easy speak? Thanks, Tispe
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Sometimes I feel that like I can’t feel anything anymore like I’m emotionally exhausted. Like my feelings are too much for me to cope with so I shut down – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text – Can anyone explain this in easy speak? What part doesn’t make sense. Emotion or detachment. :-) Feeling emotions to not feeling them is a continuum. The phrase emotional detachment usually refers to not feeling emotions surrounding a specific thing, as opposed to not feeling emotions at all. As in "I feel emotionally detached from Ben’s death". Did that help any?? Sincerely Stewart —
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Can anyone explain this in easy speak?
What part doesn’t make sense. Emotion or detachment. :-) Feeling emotions to not feeling them is a continuum. The phrase emotional detachment usually refers to not feeling emotions surrounding a specific thing, as opposed to not feeling emotions at all. As in "I feel emotionally detached from Ben’s death". Did that help any?? Sincerely Stewart —
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