Like an Animal with its Heart on The Outside

Love isn’t Something That Weak People Do.

pathetic (adj.)

1590s, "affecting the emotions, exciting the passions," from Middle French pathétique "moving, stirring, affecting" (16c.), from Late Latin patheticus, from Greek pathetikos "subject to feeling, sensitive, capable of emotion," from pathetos "liable to suffer," verbal adjective of pathein "to suffer" (from PIE root *kwent(h)- "to suffer"). 

Related: Pathetical (1570s); pathetically. Pathetic fallacy (1856, first used by Ruskin) is the attribution of human qualities to inanimate objects.

SYDNEY BARRETT :

You're talking about Mental Illness.

GABRIELLE HALLER,

Mother of LEGION :

Such a clinical name for something so raw.

Like an animal with its Heart on The Outside.