Comment on "fridging" is honestly the only good motivation to become a superhero or good person

• FreshParsnip@lemmy.ca ⁨4⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago

  …yes

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• squaresinger@lemmy.world ⁨4⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago

  Um, yes?

  Romantic relationships are often not the strongest ones and are also often the ones that last shorter than others.

  I know my best friend since we were kids.

  I’ve been in romantic relationships with people who I really don’t care for now.

  My kids will always be my kids.

  Your post and comments seem to indicate that you have never felt any real attachment to someone that goes beyond infatuation.

  If you are 15, that’s ok, you’ll experience real friendship in time, and if you have kids you will understand what that means.

  If you are 30+ and have kids, you seriously should book an appointment with a good therapist.

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• nixon@sh.itjust.works ⁨4⁩ ⁨days⁩ ago

  Yeah bud, I totally would do that.

  I think it is common to have deep feelings for non-romantic partners, friends or family that would be strong enough to compel someone to avenge them if they were hurt or killed.

  I’m not saying anything is wrong with you, we all experience our emotions and perceive the world around us and the people in it different, but as another poster said, you may want to talk to a therapist. Your post indicates you may have some stuff you can get help with that may expand your empathy towards others. Not an accusation but some friendly advice.

  Personally, I had a lot of anger when I was younger that severely limited my empathy towards others. If I could have sorted it out in therapy a couple decades earlier than I did I know my life would have been better earlier. The connections I now have with me family and friends is now deeper than I once thought possible.

  It was hard to face my past and who I thought I was but once I did let go of all of that baggage I had much more space within myself for others.

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