Minimal Emotion, Negative Emotion

1- Minimal Emotion

Any movement carried out by a person towards other people or towards the execution of a task needs an emotion.

Without that first emotion there is no action nor movement.

The lack of that first emotion makes the schizoid a person with procrastination.

In social relationships that emotion of approaching the other does not exist. Without it there is no interest in being next to the other, there is no enjoyment with the company. And that leads to being alone.

2- Negative Emotion

In that continuum from the minimal emotion to the intense emotion, we go from the coldness of an schizoid to another situation in which some kind of emotion appears. That emotion has a desire of approaching the other, but that approach is not carried out because company generates malaise.

Even though there is a desire to approach the other (therefore there is some emotion), these people are still schizoids because they still share a lot of schizoid features, but at a lower degree.

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