I wouldn't say I'm an emotional thinker, but I'm not a full-on edgy "I feel nothing" weirdo.

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I'm not sure if fellow thinkers can relate, but my whole issue is that I just have an extremely hard time processing negative emotions. Things like sadness or anger just immediately get delegated to my subconscious. After that, they just tend to sit around in there and rot until eventually, they go away. Until then, they just subtly affect my decision-making skills without me even realizing it. A cognitive bias, I guess.

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Otherwise, I'm about average. I tend to be fairly mundane and boring in terms of emotions, with my base state just being happy/content. Emotional things usually don't elicit much of a response (besides sad animal videos and music.) I'm pretty empathetic, but I have a hard time showing it. Honestly, that's about all I can think of.

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Sorry if I didn't answer your question; I'm just bored and I like talking about myself.

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Forgive me for my terrible writing!