>tfw sensitive

>>39638341
hey, give me some of that sensitivity you've got so I can feel emotions better, then we'll both get off this website and go cry together

>>39638463
>being more sensitive moves you away from internet escapism

>>39638341
how does one get rid of such sensitivity. people hate it and I want it gone

>>39638341
there is something wrong with you if you are a man, stop drinking soy milk

>>39639113
that is what I am saying I don't know what is wrong with me. I don't eat or drink soy in any capacity. is sensitivity inherently feminine

Yeah this happens to me.
I remember breaking in tears after going to the produce market in my city.
I just couldn't handle the intensity of seeing hundreds of people like me who loved cooking and food.
But yeah I used to cry all the time in primary school and it creeped my friends out a bit.
Also I tearing up whilst watching films and getting a sore throat, I'm a sucker for tearjerkers and absolutely tasteless when it comes to them.

I think it was backed up as a child. when I was a kid a girl really liked me and sent me notes all the time. when I asked her why she liked me so much she said it was cause I was the sweetest. that is the only female attention I ever got so maybe that.

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>>39638341
>constantly cry during every anime
>never swear online, not even on this website because I don't want to upset other people
>never argue with anyone IRL
>go for a night drive literally every night and cry while listening to piano cd's
>accidentally got into an argument on here last night and literally couldn't sleep for hours because I was emotional about it
>6'4 and present as an emotional robot on the surface

I actually like being sensitive, but sometimes it sucks

You sound just like my brother other than the constantly weeping thing.

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How does this work of art make you feel, anon?

>>39639419
that is a benis and it is gross

>>39639429
No, no, no... How does it make you FEEL?

>>39638341
>>39639348
this isn't being sensitive, this is just being a little bitch. i'm a very sensitive person, i used to cry at the slightest drop of a hat, you have issues if you can't control what makes you cry. that's part of being an adult. you are not sensitive, you are simply immature.

>>39639657
I recognize I have a problem what is a solution

>>39639657
The fuck are you supposed to do about control?
All I can do is try squint, what are you doing?

Do you have AGP op?

>tfw can't feel powerful emotions, much less cry
Even when my beloved dog of 14 years died, I was down for a while and obviously missed him very much, but didn't cry or feel depressed, even though I felt like I should
Art does nothing for me. I listen to a ton of music, and enjoy it, but it never makes me cry. Same with films and books.

It's going to get to the point where a close family member died, I don't cry, and my family thinks I'm an aloof faggot

>>39639657
Wrong. I do all those things because I like the sensation of crying. I purposely put myself in those situations because I like experiencing emotions. I went for a long time on antidepressants where I didn't feel a thing and I felt like I wasn't a human.
Doing those things makes me feel alive and reminds me I'm still human

>tfw started getting teary eyed over message and things happening in this part
>tfw not even a proper religious person (agnostic) but just get it
>tfw will never marry and impregnate any of few women I have in mind
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bRfoYB7BTxs

>>39639214
sensitivity is inherently masculine and social expectations are backwards. Males have a lower pain tolerance and are less emotionally stable.

>>39638341
same. i feel like it's biological or something because nothing helps it.

even if im hiding it i can still physically feel the emotion through my body

>>39638341
I cry over Disney movies and stuff
I'm a pussy
I don't admit it to anyone