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Do Objects Have Feelings. This has caused me a huge amount of sadness and anxiety over the years. In my case, i don't think they have feelings per se (they have no nervous system, no brain, etc.) but i do feel for objects. I have felt sympathy for objects since i was a young child. It’s called anthropomorphizing, and it’s natural to do to. To answer your specific question: A thing that is not alive. You might think, like many a respectable scientist, that it has no place in our earth logic, because not only is it not real, it is objectively false (and therefore unscientific), since inanimate objects do not have feelings or intentions (and if animals do, we can’t possibly know for sure). Why do we feel so strongly for these inanimate objects, especially when they are unable to feel the same for us? Objects don’t have feelings, but some people treat them like they do. Feeling sympathy for inanimate objects is a complex and often distressing symptom of ocd that can significantly impact an individual’s daily life and relationships. It needs not be an object with a rich history: To be fair, the condition you have described does not constitute the. A cardboard box, a pair of scissors, a car tyre.

It needs not be an object with a rich history: You might think, like many a respectable scientist, that it has no place in our earth logic, because not only is it not real, it is objectively false (and therefore unscientific), since inanimate objects do not have feelings or intentions (and if animals do, we can’t possibly know for sure). To answer your specific question: Why do we feel so strongly for these inanimate objects, especially when they are unable to feel the same for us? This has caused me a huge amount of sadness and anxiety over the years. A thing that is not alive. A cardboard box, a pair of scissors, a car tyre. Objects don’t have feelings, but some people treat them like they do. Feeling sympathy for inanimate objects is a complex and often distressing symptom of ocd that can significantly impact an individual’s daily life and relationships. To be fair, the condition you have described does not constitute the.

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Do Objects Have Feelings Objects don’t have feelings, but some people treat them like they do. You might think, like many a respectable scientist, that it has no place in our earth logic, because not only is it not real, it is objectively false (and therefore unscientific), since inanimate objects do not have feelings or intentions (and if animals do, we can’t possibly know for sure). In my case, i don't think they have feelings per se (they have no nervous system, no brain, etc.) but i do feel for objects. To answer your specific question: To be fair, the condition you have described does not constitute the. It needs not be an object with a rich history: It’s called anthropomorphizing, and it’s natural to do to. I have felt sympathy for objects since i was a young child. A thing that is not alive. Feeling sympathy for inanimate objects is a complex and often distressing symptom of ocd that can significantly impact an individual’s daily life and relationships. Why do we feel so strongly for these inanimate objects, especially when they are unable to feel the same for us? This has caused me a huge amount of sadness and anxiety over the years. Objects don’t have feelings, but some people treat them like they do. A cardboard box, a pair of scissors, a car tyre.