anhedonia | an·he·do·ni·a

an·he·do·ni·a (ăn'hē-dō'nē-ə)
n.
The absence of pleasure or the ability to experience it.

[New Latin anhēdonia : Greek an-, without; see a-1 + Greek hēdonē, pleasure.]

ANHEDONIC an'he·don'ic (-dŏn'ĭk ) adj.

In this movie, Zuckerberg designs a fabulous social network, but still has his reciprocity problem. He is still afflicted by his anhedonic self-consciousness, his failure to communicate, his inability to lose himself in the throngs at a party or the capacity to deserve the love he craves.