One becomes numb most when alienated from their own heart.
Numbness is the freezing of the soul, burying emotions in silence.
The silence of the heart often signals the deepest storm.

Becoming numb means forgetting that you are alive.
Pain is the heaviest punishment of numbness.
Humanity exists with feelings; numbness is the beginning of disappearance.

Becoming numb is closing yourself off from yourself and others.
Everything you once felt can surrender to silence.
Numbness builds walls around the heart over time.

Numb eyes cannot see even the brightest lights.
The absence of feelings drags one into the darkest corners of loneliness.
Numbness is the freezing of the storm within.

Numbness is the fading of life’s colors.
The colder the heart, the louder the soul screams.
Becoming numb is not living, just breathing.
Silence is sometimes the scream of the deepest numbness.
Numbness is the greatest prison of a person.
When feelings go silent, life loses its meaning.
Becoming numb slowly extinguishes hopes.
Broken hearts sometimes seek refuge in numbness.
Numbness grows in the shadow of love.
The emptiness inside is the silent proof of numbness.
Becoming numb causes one to lose the most valuable parts that make them human.
Numbness is the dullness of the soul; melting it requires courage.