“If you feel numb, it’s not because you don’t care. It’s because you cared too much, for too long — and got nothing in return.” “Most of the time, that started when you were just a kid. Emotionally alone with no one to help you hold what you were feeling, you were left with a subconscious decision: either carry emotions too heavy to bear, or bury them to survive.” “That numbness isn’t apathy — it’s protection. A quiet defense built around the part of you that didn’t feel safe to feel.” “And now

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If you want to hear my full interview with David Edmonds of Philosophy Bites and read my write-up, the link is in my bio and it will be out on Friday. Here is the transcript: Imagine you're on a walk in a wood, and you drop a glass on a rock. Glass goes everywhere, but it's a deep wood, and you think nobody will be there for a long time. And so you decide to leave it. But in a few weeks' time, a group of children are playing in that area, and one child steps on the glass and hurts their foot bad