Is it really worth it to be cold-blooded at all?

The phrase “cold-blooded” is an idiomatic expression that refers to someone who is unemotional or lacking in empathy. It can also be used to describe someone who is calculating or ruthless in their actions.

It’s such a quality that dulls the senses, both good and bad. How to enjoy yourself with such a given?!

So many painful situations can be avoided by a moderately cold-blooded attitude. Especially, it is good to keep away from “so-so” people.
True, you often trust “so-so” people first and then you start treating it right.

The big catch is that cold-blooded people aren’t born.
In almost the vast majority of cases, equanimity is the result of the peripeteia of life events and decisions.
So, this feeling is primarily “stuffed” by experience.