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Could you explain this statement a bit?
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LOL. Either way she will know..
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And how do you deal with it?
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Who told you it's okay? Men get enraged as hell when a woman cheats on them. But they are relaxed when they themselves do it.
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@Liebestraum okeeee. That's a lot to work on.
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Tyler Robinson replied to Thought Art's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
Have some empathy for Leo He is sharing his journey and that must be respected. -
@lostingenosmaze yea. Haterz gonna hate
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These channels. Don't know what to say. One is called Actualized Notes. And the other is Parodized Clips.
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@Federico del pueblo none of the above. Another lazy day.
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@Carl-Richard you think too much. Drop that shit. Seriously.
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A very common pattern in most people.
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Sometimes people need a soft touch and someone to just listen and understand instead of tough love. I understand where you are coming from. But not everyone is like you. A mother who is trying to protect her child can also hurt a child, because she doesn't know what the child really wants. Try looking at things from other's people's needs and perspectives. Omg. Are you a Scorpio or a Sagittarius? They're very critical. Try to chill. This is too common. I get this too. Haha. You think too much to the point of overthinking. Throw out that extra weight. Lighten up. Hmm. Some people operate from emotions. Everything is not so hard or black and white. Try not to be so high handed. Give people some space. It's ok to be illogical sometimes. In a way you're trying to control. Maybe you have good intent but you have to meet people where they're at rather than where you are at. This is your Vulnerability. Learn to stand up for your own good. Sometimes let go of what the other person wants. You need to be a bit selfish in such situations. I see this as a forgiving trait. Too much forgiving can attract predatory people in your life who take advantage of your patience with them. Cut that cord. Yea. As I said earlier, you're being a bit sacrificial. Be selfish to those who only take take take from you. Be selfless to those who truly deserve your care You're not wrong. Your priorities are kinda misplaced that is all You need to be wiser and use your empathy for those who deserve your time Try to be a bit machiavellian in your decisions.
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To a certain extent everyone is selfish. But I appreciate your honesty in openly expressing your thoughts. We are guilty of what you are guilty of. Have you ever considered that you are selfish because you have a need to survive in a brutal world and it's directly linked to your survival instinct? Maybe you're alive today because of your selfishness. This can impact your relationships. You don't want your lover to be hurt. Good job you already know it. This a common problem. Something that needs a huge amount of time and patience to develop. It could be that you don't trust people easily. Being a loner is not really a bad thing. There are great scientists and philosophers who have been loners. But being a loner won't help your bread and butter if you are into marketing Journal a shit ton. This is a communication problem. You're not used to talking, that is all. Most of these are pretty fixable with a sizable amount of effort. You need motivation to work on these. Keep pushing yourself a little everyday but don't do too much in a day. Just a little everyday will accumulate over time to give you impressive results. Don't be impatient for results, that will dampen the motivation. Consistent effort is your key. Goodluck.
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Well. I do agree that nihilism can sometimes be bad and make you feel demotivated and depressed. But sometimes nihilism can act as a savior. If you're too stressed, nihilism can act as a buffer to relieve stress, because you simply stop caring about things and it instantly reduces your stress levels of having to deal with something. So meanwhile nihilism does look depressing, it depends a lot on the context and situation and how you use it. In your situation you would need to explore what's causing you to feel depressed. It could be that your inner needs are unmet and you feel exhausted trying to meet those needs? Don't give up. Keep striving towards the life you want to create.
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This can be tricky for sure. But don't judge yourself. We need the victim mentality to get things out of our system as long as they are hurting us. First comes venting and then comes healing. Once you have successfully dealt with it, then you can move on. This is not easy and can take time. I hope you find clarity in your situation..
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I don't understand how you define this.. Like cowardice to take action to bring a huge improvement in your life? Cowardice when you see someone in trouble and being hesitant in helping them? Cowardice in standing up against someone who is actively harming you? Cowardice in a relationship, like unable to set boundaries against an abusive partner out of fear that they would abandon you? Cowardice in pursuing your deepest dreams and desires? Cowardice in taking steps to make the world a better place? Cowardice in the sense being unable to engage in a conflict? Cowardice in starting something new in your life or changing existing patterns? Cowardice when it comes to giving up habits and a specific addictions? Cowardice in the sense escapist mentality and running away from problems versus facing them head on? Is it all of the above or some of the above? Your answer was very vague but it could point to a plethora of things. Maybe you need to investigate further into your inner insecurities that are holding you back. Also what do you think are the reasons behind this? Is this biological? Were you always this way? Is this something that was triggered by life events or something that you're unable to come to terms with?
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Have you investigated the cause of this pain body? Have you done therapy? Is this childhood trauma? Pain body for a very long time can cause lifelong depression. I hope you focus on it and try to remove it from your system. Your key lies in being kind to yourself and understanding that it's not your fault if you suffer. It's only because you didn't receive enough love to bring healing. Acknowledging that you're suffering is the first step towards healing and you're already doing a great job. You got this.
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@The Mystical Man I see it this way. I don't think your flaw is a dangerous one. You can use your need for grandiosity as a fuel for higher ambitions and achieving a great vision. It can become your drive. If you use it healthily. Also this. It could be your low self esteem but I have an observation to share with you. I've seen people who engage in this behavior and they often do that because they never got enough appreciation or acknowledgment for their hard work and investment, either from their parents when they were a child or from whoever they wanted appreciation from. So they go out of their way to gain that appreciation through grandiosity. Try to love yourself and remember nothing wrong with what you're doing as long as you feel good about it even if it's a coping mechanism, it's healing you in some way, channel it the healthy way and reap benefits from your flaws. Look at the rainbow instead of the rain. Props to you.
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@Cat_eyes have you looked into anxiety disorder? Your symptoms match. I wouldn't label them as flaws. You're suffering from emotional and psychological stress. This is not a flaw. This is a condition you are suffering from. You can change this by using stress relief exercises. I recommend you journal, and take charge of your symptoms. Work on them everyday and focus on your emotional and mental health first. Please don't consider them as flaws. Those are all symptoms of a mental condition that can get worse if you don't do early treatment and control. It can downspiral and attract huge problems into your life completely draining you till you end up in a hospital. I hope you take this seriously. You can heal yourself with proper action. Please take care.
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Tyler Robinson replied to kray's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Maybe his comfort zone is more consistent with his own community. It's a common phenomenon. -
Tyler Robinson replied to Holykael's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
This one hurts the most because I went through it. -
What the heck are consciousness calibrations? Please explain me.
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Thanks for the honesty!
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She doesn't love you. She made it clear she doesn't have feelings. What more do you want. Move to the next girl..
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Thawing in water. Don't use warm water.