by Gracin the Strange on April 22nd, 2007

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Do you ever get to the point where you feel no emotion?

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by Kincaid Kjeedo on June 27th, 2007
I shot a deer once (It was hunting season, and it was my first ever, about a year ago.)

I got out and shot it with no emotion. I felt no real emotion toward shooting it, and when I got home, I went into this really bleak depression state. I'm now more mellow than I have ever been before. I have been a lot more cynic about life and the point of existing.

I don't know if that's depression or if that is a common display of no emotion.
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