n.
inability, or a facade thereof, to talk about, understand, or feel one's emotions; sometimes results in a real or manufactured inability to understand others
comes from the Greek roots a + hapto + thymos
(without + touch + emotions)
inability, or a facade thereof, to talk about, understand, or feel one's emotions; sometimes results in a real or manufactured inability to understand others
comes from the Greek roots a + hapto + thymos
(without + touch + emotions)
His ahaptothymic tendencies in conversation had me worried.
He always avoided talking about his feelings, so I started to think that he had an ahaptothymia.
He always avoided talking about his feelings, so I started to think that he had an ahaptothymia.
by Storskarve November 24, 2012