>>14254685Just to further add, introversion exhaustion is not something I consider as "residual emotional feelings", but rather as a physical reaction. You maybe thinking "wait a minute," but really when you are asocial/mental-emotional detachment, I have a difficult time "synthesizing" the feelings of the body with the "rational/sanity" of the mind.
So in a sense I do also tend to lose control of the body because of this detachment. Not to the great extent that people on drugs react, but in smaller ways like inability to move the body. Now I should state that I this isn't an everyday phenomena, it happens rarely. But usually its when the mental/emotional detachment is greatest. Detachment tends to happen during potentially extreme emotional events. My inability to regulate emotions, the deflated sense of emotions, is likely due to the mental detachment.
You know, it feels more like a shitty defense mechanism now that I think about it. Most people are in synched with their body/mind, so in a normally emotional event, their bodies would move with their mind. But with the schizoid/asocial/autistic mind like mine, the mind seems to detach itself from the physical body.
