> seemed to be able to still experience positive emotions and feelings. Not saying it's the case here, but there's more flavors of depression than just major d

> seemed to be able to still experience positive emotions and feelings. Not saying it's the case here, but there's more flavors of depression than just major depressive disorder. There's a secondary form called atypical depression that has a few different features - you can still experience positive emotions and feelings, but those feelings are pretty fleeting.