Killing
Hearts
-
The
Art
of
Emotional
Detachment We
live
in
a
world
where
emotions
are
often
seen
as
weaknesses.
We
praise
those
who
can
remain
calm
and
collected
in
any
situation.
We
admire
those
who
can
detach
themselves
from
the
pain
of
others.
We
call
them
strong,
cold,
or
calculating.
But
is
emotional
detachment
really
something
to
aspire
to? Detaching
ourselves
from
our
emotions
has
become
a
survival
mechanism.
We
are
taught
to
shut
off
our
feelings
in
order
to
cope
with
the
stresses
of
daily
life.
But
what
happens
when
we
shut
ourselves
off
completely?
Are
we
truly
living
if
we
can't
connect
with
our
emotions
or
the
emotions
of
others? In
relationships,
emotional
detachment
can
lead
to
a
lack
of
intimacy
and
understanding. 《学习更多 女生内容请关注 :爱非常运势网,wWw.ifEICHAng.CC〗
We
may
not
feel
the
pain
of
those
we
care
about,
but
we
also
don't
feel
the
joy.
We
become
isolated,
unable
to
connect
with
others
on
any
meaningful
level. Detachment
can
also
have
harmful
effects
on
our
mental
health.
If
we
ignore
our
emotions
for
too
long,
they
can
become
bottled
up,
leading
to
anxiety,
depression,
and
other
mental
health
issues.
Ignoring
our
emotions
doesn't
make
them
go
away;
it
simply
prolongs
their
impact
on
our
lives. Of
course,
there
are
times
when
emotional
detachment
can
be
beneficial.
In
high-stress
situations,
it
can
help
us
remain
clear-headed
and
make
rational
decisions.
But
in
our
daily
lives,
we
should
strive
to
connect
with
our
emotions
and
with
those
around
us.
It
takes
strength
to
face
our
emotions
head-on,
but
the
rewards
are
worth
it. So
let's
stop
glorifying
emotional
detachment
and
start
embracing
our
feelings.
Let's
learn
to
connect
with
ourselves
and
with
others
on
a
deeper
level.
Only
then
can
we
truly
live
our
lives
to
the
fullest.
Killing
hearts
might
make
us
feel
powerful,
but
living
with
an
open
heart
will
help
us
become
truly
strong.