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We know these unemotional show-offs. It's all nonsense. A healthy person, no matter how much they might want to, cannot deny their emotions while remaining in their own body.

Most often, due to societal constraints, people withdraw into themselves and outwardly appear as indifferent pillars, but what a storm is raging in their souls!

People who live without love and friendship are, of course, not moral outcasts; they are normal people, but due to certain reasons, they are afraid to express any feelings and put up a barrier against anything similar. But I am almost certain that in the end, they do not find happiness in it.

Is it really possible to give up on some emotions (like Necropolis)?
They are probably unpleasant people.

Yes. That's us.

A person differs from an animal precisely in the presence of emotions. What outwardly resembles emotions in animals is merely a programmed reaction to the surrounding world, a collection of reflexes. A person, however, is capable of understanding and imbuing their reflexes with meaning. To renounce emotions is to cease being human, to transform into either an animal or a robot-android that has lost its mind. But learning to manage one's emotions is a completely different matter. I am a proponent of stoicism – no matter what happens, one can endure and overcome it. Control over one's soul is a true art, giving strength...

So, how can I give up on a particular emotion? Completely ignore it, as if it doesn't exist and couldn't possibly exist?

That’s exactly it – it’s impossible to give up emotions; you can only ignore them...

Rejecting all emotions is absurd. The meaning of life lies in emotions; without them, it makes no difference to a person whether they live or not. Rejecting emotions isn't about saying, "I feel this, I don't feel that"; I believe it's about deciding to ignore certain emotions, those that cause unpleasantness. For example, I try to ignore anger, irritation, and pity. Ignoring certain emotions gives us the opportunity to protect our nervous system.

I wish I could just get rid of all feelings and emotions...

People who live without love and friendship are certainly not immoral monsters; they are normal people who, for some reason, are afraid to express any feelings and put up a barrier against anything like that. But I am almost certain that they don't get happiness from it in the end.

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I just noticed that this was written by a loli enthusiast from the expansion team.