Is it normal that i can turn my feelings on and off?

Wow, I would swear you just described me. From half a decade ago, anyways. I even got a degree in psychology ;)

Anyways, when you “turn your feelings off” what you’re actually doing is dissociating from them. The feelings still exist, you just aren’t consciously aware of them. This is actually kind of dangerous, since the more you do it the harder it is to ever associate with your emotions. Please seek psychiatric counseling as soon as possible. Dissociative tendencies are strongly linked with a variety of depression and anxiety disorders, which are totally treatable. Seriously, please seek help. Don’t wait until you do something stupid like I did.

Also, I’m not a counselor, but if you ever want to talk about your experiences with someone who’s been through the same shit, feel free to contact me.

Don’t worry, I feel the same way. I have extreme paranoia, and I learned to deal with it by shutting down any fear I have of anything. I can do the same with people, forget about them even if they’re my best friend. I’ve been considered for Borderline Personality Disorder, so I think that might relate? But who knows. Either way, I can strongly relate to your situation

I heard of it as a coping mechanism for dealing with toxic people called Grey stone. I kind of did it for a while when I was under constant punishment for having bad grades in school for the majority of my life. I hope that you're happy and that this isn't happening because of sad stuff like that. :/

You actually remind me a bit of... well, me! I can't really 'turn my feelings on and off', but I've never been a very 'feeling' person either, and I'm able to get over things VERY quickly. I still don't know if this normal, so I'll wait to see how the reception of this post turns out. I was starting to get a little scared of if I was a barely-emotional husk of a person, but this post gives me a little more confidence. Good luck!

While you may think your not feeling anything. I think your just bubbling it up inside, and not allowing yourself feel. Then when you aren't as vulnerable such as when reading/watching series/animes/movies, you let those repressed emotions. which in itself isn't inherently unhealthy, however there is still risk to your mental health.
Though what it really boils down to is you have feelings like every other person, and like every other person you cope with them in your own way. And if you ask me that is normal.

its not normal. but it doesnt mean u are evil.

I did that in school when everyone roasted me every day for an entire semester. I can't do that anymore since I haven't been roasted for a while now.

I can do the same thing but you do know that this happens to psychopaths right?

I do the same thing, so could a lot of my family, my dad always called us border line sociopaths, for many reasons. But yeah I can do the same thing, but I tend to act very feeling and animated so people aren't uncomfortable around me.

That's a neat trick, the uniqueness of it really makes it nice. It being unique, thus not normal.

Uh, no.