Identifying Emotions in the Footnote

intheair (54)in #footnote • 6 years ago

As I walked through the articles a long time ago, I came across a term that I could not fully understand what was attached at the end of the sentence; alexithymia. What was this alexithymia? In his footnote, the explanation of a distinct personality formation with inadequacy in defining and explaining emotions was deducted.

He was instantaneous, and then he kept on appearing from time to time and whipped my curiosity. I couldn't stand it and decided to go into the ocean of articles.

In the 1970s, Alexitia was named after Sifneos. He used various explanations for him but his first expression was lack of promise for emotions.

In people with alexithymia, emotions such as excitement, anger, longing, enthusiasm, pain and love cannot be met in thought, or they cannot be expressed. There are some changes in the body, sometimes the hands sweat, the pulse rises, sometimes the stomach pains, but the cause is unpredictable.

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