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Scientific term for someone without any emotions anymore
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It probably might be emotionless or something but I was born with feelings and I lost them and I don't know what its called. I think I'm just numb. I tried researching it but failed. So all I could find was "anhedonia". It might be the right term but I don't know.
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It probably might be emotionless or something but I was born with feelings and I lost them and I don't know what its called. I think I'm just numb. I tried researching it but failed. So all I could find was "anhedonia". It might be the right term but I don't know.
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It probably might be emotionless or something but I was born with feelings and I lost them and I don't know what its called. I think I'm just numb. I tried researching it but failed. So all I could find was "anhedonia". It might be the right term but I don't know.
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It probably might be emotionless or something but I was born with feelings and I lost them and I don't know what its called. I think I'm just numb. I tried researching it but failed. So all I could find was "anhedonia". It might be the right term but I don't know.
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