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Agreed.

I’ve heard that they are pretty LGBT friendly over there. Is that true?

Two human beings, literally, connected as one:

Being biased for academics with a PhD is a mistake. Just because an academic has a PhD doesn’t mean that they are wiser. Consider that they can be stupider and more corrupt.

Yes, and that is no accident. You’d literally lose your mind if you understood way more than you can handle. Some states are simply far too radical for God as a human to comprehend. So trying to be the most awakened human being on the planet is a foolish goal.

Having a sexual encounter with an authority figure is ill-advised, as I aforementioned. But future trips have helped me discover that I can, in fact, build healthy relationships that are founded on truth and openness.

@Leo Gura After one of my therapy assisted ketamine trips, I was feeling so much love that at one point I locked eyes with my therapist. Our eyes locked so intimately for a few moments, as if it was leading to something beyond the appropriate boundaries. As soon as I had the idea to start making out with her, I snapped myself out of it and moved on as if nothing had happened.

Truth is so truthful that it encompasses all lies and all truths as Truth.

Also, watch your assumptions. I’ll be dating an extrovert in a couple days, and she told me that she’s actually attracted to introverts.

Talk to women that you wouldn’t expect to; who gently push you past your comfort zone. For example, if you’re an introvert, start dating some extroverts.

As a human, this is true. There are states well beyond human where all of this logic flies out the window.

It’s important to be able to detect differences and similarities in a flexible manner. That is how your mind can expand and contract, no matter what experience you find yourself in. A lot of the confusion stems from assuming that reality needs to be one particular way in order for it to be the ultimate, truest reality.

Not necessarily. Someone could own counterfeit luxury brand clothing and borrow an expensive car if they really wanted to.

People are allowed to do all of those things. It’s a matter of how you respond to that which makes all the difference. I honestly don’t read books, so I couldn’t tell you.

You’ve actually answered your own question, just in a different context, here:

You can study the behavior of specific people to have a more nuanced understanding of how systems work. Zoom in, but don’t forget to also zoom out.

Yes, my example ties in with that. The deceptive nature of discovering who we are is not to be taken for granted.

I am severely allergic to carrots, but depending on the context. It’s a condition called oral allergy syndrome. For example, I can eat boiled carrots from a soup, yet taking a bite from a raw carrot or drinking carrot juice can literally kill me. Same thing, different context.

I have a couple dates next week, simply by radically reframing how my mind works.

I accept every perspective as my own, while also allowing my own sovereignty to co-exist.

And now you’re surrounding yourself with those who are receptive and open to having dialogue with you! I tend to have this rule / fear in my head that every social situation will have the same risk of rejection that I received when I was younger, so avoiding them is the solution to never being abused again. However, this rule simply isn’t true when put to the test. Gradually exposing myself to all different kinds of social interactions helps break that rigid wall I’ve built for over a decade. I realize now that I’m actually rejecting and hurting myself by maintaining that wall. —- Here’s a fun recontexualization tying in with this!

Actually, someone like Donald Trump.

Uno = One You cannot play a game of Uno with only one card. Yet, somehow, UNO is playing itself.

I don’t really have public speaking experience (but I do have experience with OCD). So I just wanted to say kudos for putting yourself out there! You’re helping spread awareness about a condition that has far too many misconceptions (even by most therapists since most aren’t OCD specialists). Watching that video is also an ERP opportunity

And just for fun: The proof is in the pudding… …what is Pudding?