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Yes, it’s impossible to live without emotions. One might exist, but not live as a fully realized person.
However, consider that choleric people, that is, the most emotional people, are the most difficult to interact with. Living with them is like walking on eggshells. Emotions often prevail over reason, leading them to actions that are harmful to themselves.
So, emotions, like any phenomenon, cannot be seen as something unequivocally positive or negative. Let’s remember the words of Paracelsus: “All things are poison, and nothing is without poison; the dosage alone makes a thing not poisonous.”
P.S. And in general, how can one deeply contemplate such an unreal state as the absence of all emotions? :confused: