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This is a somewhat new development for me in the past year or so where I have become emotionally detached to a very extreme level from anyone and everyone except one person, my long distance girlfriend who I've now been with for 2 years. I've watched graphic videos for a long time for the purpose of making me numb to the shock of seeing a horrific scene which will aid me in my career field.

I've now gotten to the point where I can see horrific videos that I can acknowledge are terrible and sad yet feel absolutely nothing when watching them. I've considered it fruitless to emotionally attach myself to other individuals other than my girlfriend as doing so would prevent me from serving the greater purpose of chasing evil individuals out of the area and protecting the public.

It's gotten to the point where I dissmiss or even talk down to others who are less analytical than I am. For instance, the George Floyd or Uvalde incidents are often brought up in a manner intended to makeout myself and others in my field to be cowards or murderers. My response is to show statistics on use of force incidents and literally millions of incidents where they did the opposite and defended the public at the expense of their safety, which is their fundamental duty. This is often followed up by me calling into question their lack of critical thinking skills for taking one incident as the example while ignoring millions of incidents where duty was fulfilled.

While I'm 100% correct on that and have no issue calling others out when someone doesn't perform their duty, my response is often seen as cold and condescending. With my girlfriend though, I am fully committed to showing her the love and tenderness she deserves, taking into full account her emotions and leaving no doubt that I love her with all of my heart every day.

I'm starting to question if I've taken this analytical approach too far and have now become a sociopath, do you believe I'm there?

Don't get me wrong I love dogs, but I also have anxiety and absolutely hate it when dogs I don't know approach me with all this excitement, bouncing around and what annoys me the most is the majority of these owners are like "Don't worry they're just friendly, they won't hurt you" which I should say to these owners "Excuse me, not everyone likes it when dogs they don't know approaching them in this manner, so be respectful of this, this makes it harder for cynophobic people to overcome their fear of dogs. I'm not saying "YOU MUST KEEP YOUR DOGS ON THE LEASH ALL THE TIME" what I am saying is your dog needs to understand that not everyone likes to be approached like that, so play it safe but letting them approach people but in a calm manner. Let me know your thoughts