Alexithymia

Alexithymia

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Alexithymia /ˌeɪlɛksəˈθaɪmiə/ A personality construct characterized by the sub-clinical inability to identify and describe emotions in the self. Imagine not being able to express feelings, not being able to feel love for your own mother, Can you imagine that? Dr Roberts can. He is dying, a few measly years left for him. Alone, Depressed and Sick. His everyday job is to cure others, how can he when he feels no better himself? He likes to call his inability to care Alexithymia. Until, she came. The vindictive bitch who ruined his life, but in fact made it better. Getting hurt is worse than dying, because there is no painkillers to sedate it. Would you risk it?
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"Aren't you afraid?" "Of what? Dying?" "Yes, exactly that." She took a moment to deliberately pick the right words in her mind because she knew he was going to ask why the moment after she answered, "No. Death is unavoidable, it's a part of life that is inescapable since birth. It's written in our very nature. The problem is that people spend too much time worrying about death and not living their lives to their fullest potential. We were born to both live and die and that seems to be forgotten somewhere along the way. I am not afraid of dying even though I could die at any given day at any given time because I'm making the most of my life and I know that something better awaits me when I go." [Edited!]

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