>teachers keep telling me I'm disrespecting me because

So...any advice?

See a therapist, or you can try faking it until you internalize emotions and it becomes real

>>37329196
Why do people get offended by "lack" of emotion it is not like you have to express something constantly, can anyone answer this?

>>37329196
Don't fall for the empathy meme. It's what will get you into trouble and is how people manipulate you. I would switch slots with you in a hot second.

>>37329558
It's not even about the lack of visible emotions. It's because I always looked incredible bored and apathetic to everything + my voice tone is usually very monotonous. People just think I'm mocking them. And the worst thing is that I don't realize how bored my face looks at times until I'm reminded by someone.

>>37329196
Say you're a cyborg from the future.

>>37329196
>>unable to feel guilt over ruining my buddy's many friendships
Explain this one some more OP.

>>37329558
It makes them uncomfortable. People tend to mirror other's emotions and mannerisms, if you don't show them anything they'll project their insecurity and awkward feelings onto you.

Check out schizoid personality disorder on Wikipedia.

>>37330039
>>37330115
what I am getting from this is to not offended people I should just act like them even if it is a minor conversation

>>37329196
It sounds like you might be on the autism spectrum op

>>37329558
Emotional people tend to get offended at everyone who's different from them for some reason.

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>>37330234
Fit in and fake it till you make it, or don't give a flying fuck and b urself, both are viable. Rather than taking an emotional stance on it, just pick what's easiest or most useful depending on the situation.

Either the girl is right or you are severely autistic with no hope of recovery.

Do mushrooms. It'll make you feel really nice, then kinda shitty, then normal in life.

>>37330072
So one of my buddies (let's call him X) was cucking my another buddy (Y) and was constantly lying about the whole affair trying to turn everybody against Y. So after X stole Y's gf things went back to normal pretty quick as Y himself stated that said gf was a psychotic control freak and he's glad that someone fried him from her influence. But then enters my third buddy (Z) who absolutely hates liars. He wanted to punish X by excluding him from our group. I joined and helped him with the plan not because I hated X for what he did (In fact I was having nothing against him because I was speculating that the whole cucking thing was orchestrated by psychotic gf which turned out to be true, she just thought X was much easier to control thanks to his beta mentality and used him to safely bailout from her previous relationship), but because I thought this may be fun. In the end X was apologizing for something he did to Y (who wasn't even present there), but Z was adamant about excluding him from our group. I could have stopped them, but I was too amazed by my friends acting completely irrational. After this I watched X trying his best to regain lost friends, but I was unable to feel anything for him. Neither pity nor guilt despite me being the one who could've defuse the whole situation.