All of these things have ups and downs, in my opinion. If somebody is emotional, they can invest themselves much more into something/someone, and be driven by passion, have more empathy/sympathy, have more friends, and are more often than not, percieved to be better people. And they even might be. Sometimes they overflow with joy, and are just a blast to be with/talk to/observe. Sometimes they get into an emotional pit of sorrow, and on some of those occasions, they need consolation, help, somebody to lean on, etc. But unfortunately these people are the ones who get used the most, and have the most disappointments in life, and that can shake them really bad. If somebody is more analytic/logical/calculating, I don't know the exact word for it, then they can take better care of themselves, can be cold without worrying about it, and can tell people the truth without remorse, be independent and need less down time on average. But times like this are showing the shortcomings of this, that people like that just simply can't be bothered to invest themselves in other people unless some special situation arises. They might feel, or know how empathy/sympathy feels, they just decide to be cold, stoic, and inconsiderate, to focus on something, or avoid entanglements. They've experienced enough, and based on that experience, they became the way they are. This way, most of them are percieved as assholes, and bad people, but most of them accept that. It's funny, because I've been on both ends of the spectrum.