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Spot on. The first time I got laid off while married to my wife, I waited for over a week before I told her. She found that puzzling. I'd done that so that by the time I told her, I'd already fully processed the bad news on my own, and had become ready to fully handle it on my own without expecting any specific reaction from her side (Yes, that includes sticking with me). I was actually transparent with her when I addressed her puzzlement. I told her that it is my belief that men and women are wired differently, and that as a man, life teaches you the hard way that you can't afford to offload your burdens onto anyone else and expect that to go well (a women's privilege that most of them take for granted). My wife belongs to that rare tier that Orion added as a caveat. She's so mature and I never felt her faltering, but I know that I too do my homework, and I doubt it would have gone the same if I had been too complacent. Orion is on point about this. As man, there is that subtext that requires you to be "the rock" in the relationship, whether it is written with visible or invisible ink, you know it is there in the deal between you and your woman.
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IMHO. When guys are young, most of us are much more emotional than we are willing to admit, or even realize. When we get those first tastes of rejection, it’s a bitter pill to swallow. It can really bring out the worst in us. Jealousy, anger, violence, hopelessness, self pity. It’s terrible, and it seems to last forever. Think of it as one of the many fires you’ll have to walk through on your journey from boyhood, to adulthood. From a fresh faced newbie on the front line, to the weathered, stoic old soldier. Learn from your mistakes. Try not to repeat them.
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Well some context would probably be useful. I do practice a form of mindfulness meditation and it does help me quite a bit in all areas, but when my wife starts a fight over some petty thing or attacks me over some issue she feels upset about that seems like a massive overreaction or just an unfair accusation I have a hard time keeping my cool. I feel like hell no, I’m not going to allow someone to treat me like this.
This was one of those times. She was hurt about something she was reading into and I was getting pissed that she was unfairly criticizing me and it was just escalating like crazy. I kept saying she can’t mistreat me like this, it’s unfair, it’s exhausting, etc.
After watching this I changed my tone to basically exactly how he was talking. Sort of detached/cheerful and overall just laughing about my exasperation. I explained everything I said before but in a tone that was warm and kind of like “this is kind of silly” without being patronizing or condescending. It’s sort of hard to explain but almost like self effacing while still standing my ground and pointing out how she was mistreating me and how I’m doing best to hear her feelings, but come on, try to see where I’m coming from.
And instantly, and I mean INSTANTLY, her tone changed. And in five minutes she apologized.
So fiddle with it, but it works.
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Imagine this: You are someone afraid of conflict, pain, discomfort, rejection, failure... But you also had the courage to face them all! Eventually, years down the line, you are now someone who misses the same feelings of discomfort, fear, pain, rejection, failure because they are overshadowed by your success.
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‘The vast majority of the people who are jealous of WHAT you got are never jealous of HOW you got it’. This clever little gem is a loose translation from a quote Chris Williamson ascribes to Jimmy Carr, whom I believe is as brilliant as he is funny. Anywho, I love it, and also believe it to be true. Too, as several of your fellow loyal followers have already pointed out, many of you, Orion, it’s refreshing to hear you extol your wisdom & insights beyond the confines of dating & relationships and/or or men vs. women, and shine YOUR beam on some different, yet equally juicy, if not meaningful subject matter/content. You’re very bright and relatable, so it’s no coincidence that your channel continues to grow & evolve. Your content is truly top shelf, Orion, and you are helping me to become a better, more authentic person, which is positively impacting all the people around me, which in turn makes this crazy world we live in world a happier, healthier place. iOW - you did NOT miss your calling, and I’m delighted that you have discovered a way to proffer your wisdom & insights at scale, and receive some measure of remuneration. It turns out that it’s not the pursuit of happiness. It’s the happiness of the pursuit. Too, it’s neither the journey nor the destination, rather, it’s who we become in the process, and to your point, it’s not what we do for a living that’s important, it’s what we do with our ‘living’ that matters most. What do you think? I’m teasing. Truly, thank you for getting after it, Orion, and for consistently putting out such meaningful, worthwhile content. You are making an impact, and a very positive, noble one at that. Happy Thanksgiving to you, and yours! XOXO
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I get where you are going, but it’s a little off. As an Army Officer, I ordered people to do things I could not do all the time. They had skills I did not have. I didn’t pretend I had the skills, but they knew I would know if the results were correct in the end. The worse thing as a leader I could have done would have been to try to learn all their jobs, and I might never could have.
Cadets were often given a leadership demonstration in my day. One cadet is picked to solve the problem of raising a flag pole within a given time using three pieces of lumber, two pieces of rope, two enlisted soldiers and a sergeant. Inevitably, the cadet tries to micromanage and solve the problem and fails. The instructor then makes a show of asking the other cadets for criticism and lets a few offer advice.
He then says he will show how it’s done.
OIC: “Sergeant, Erect a flagpole”
Sergeant:”Yes, Sir! Privates, erect a flagpole!”
Privates:”Yes, Sergeant!” And they very quickly erect the flagpole (because they had been practicing for this very demonstration, and they always got a kick out of it, as I suspect you have too).
This is a very important lesson on good leadership and respecting your troops.
Hell on Wheels, Sergeant!
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@beebee_0136 The license in itself doesn't really guarantee protection against STI. Only proof of trust such as frequent testing, proof of fidelity and protections can guarantee protection.
For the children, cats can also have kittens too . And this lead to one simple question: do you care about the children or not ?
If yes, then you will nurture them independently to your relationship with the cat.
If no, you won't.
In both cases, you should not mix your attention to the cat with your attention to the kittens. They are both separate.
Furthermore, remember that neither the cat nor the kitten belongs to you. If you were not involve in the birth of the children, they are not your responsibility and you are not the one who must care for them. If you are involve, then you have to assume the consequences of your decision and live with them, even if you have to do it alone. (which is why having a child is not a decision to take lightly and the implications, future investments and sacrifices must be understood before taking the decision...)
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Technically, they are correct. There is no such thing as truth. Truth is an epistemological term that describes ideas and should not be confused with the ontological concept of existence or reality. In that sense, the concept of truth is like the concept of numbers, in that it's a useful tool to work with ideas, but not something that objectively exists. Also, due to its nature, it can only ever be contextual, as it's only useable as a description within a framework of language and logic.
You are correct in saying that there are a lot of bad teachers these days, though. It's unfortunate that liberal arts have devolved from being about logic, philosophy, and critical thinking to what it has become today.
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Attachment is the root of suffering. All suffering is self created. When we learn the only lesson that exists - what is, is - we learn total non-attachment, or non-resistance. It does not mean passivity or being walked on. It means needing nothing, requiring nothing to be fulfilled. From this place of total self-fulfillment you can make truly conscious decisions about who and what you wish to share energy with. You realize there are no mistakes, no problems; there is only what is. In your acceptance of the isness of All, you create no resistance, and so no suffering. You experience no suffering and are totally liberated from the bondage of illusory ‘control’. The ego, or mind-made-self, does not like this as it realizes it is the end of itself, and inherently resists it; it loves to create an identity from pain, separation, drama, problems. Because these things are illusions, the ego is forever in a state of threat, always having to defend and shore up the ever-failing foundation of its unstable sense of self. It will respond with anger and rejection - resistance - to inflate its own hollow identity. The recognition of ego’s madness - it is quite insane and dysfunctional - is a first step toward regaining true sovereignty and releasing all resistance. The ego, or voice in the mind, is not the self. Notice there is the voice speaking, telling an unhappy story, and then there is you who is listening to the story. So there are two “yous” - which one is real? Only one of them is persistent - the voice is not always there, but your awareness is. There is a you that is constant, that IS, even when there is no content or definition to that being. That is YOU. You are Being - pure, undefined, absolute. See that you are not the content of mind, but the observer of it. You are not the mind, you are that which Is beyond mind. Recognize this and begin dissociation from the mind-self called ego. Ego will say “you’re crazy” to dissociate from it because it can only continue living by convincing you to feed it, to align with it, to believe it is you and so allow it to possess or “live through” you. So it will resist quite vehemently the dissociation from it. Simply notice this and allow it. Recognize it is not you. It is a mental story, a reflection, of you, which has become so large as to cast its own shadow. But it is not real, there is no substance there. Ego craves pain, unhappiness; it can create a strong identity through this. When you tire of the pain, you will make the conscious choice to dissociate from it and leave ego behind. It will begin to dissolve then on its own; all it takes is your consistent practice of awareness of it, and embracing it as something which is, in the moment you are witnessing it. This transmutes unconsciousness into consciousness, which is you.
Every spiritual text on Earth documents and explains this exact process. It is the key to liberation from the illusion of separation, freedom from all resistance and so all suffering, and the path to perpetual peace and joy. Self-realization is the ultimate desire and is fulfilled Now, and every Now moment. In the Now you want for nothing; in the Now All Is Seen to Be as it Should Be.
Love how spirituality and psychology reach the same conclusions. All anyone wants is to feel good - and there is only one way to truly experience truly lasting, truly good, feeling. Realization that what is, simply is. Resistance of what is is insanity. Resistance is where suffering lives (attachment is just a form of resistance). Cease resisting what is and cease suffering. Disidentify from the small, limited, unstable and illusory mind-made self and recognize your Eternal, Unlimited Self; your True Nature. You are Self Sovereign, your perspective creates your experience. Life is not something you have but what you Are. When you also relinquish ownership of Life, like Love, you become free to flow in it without inhibition. You do not have Life, you Are Life; you do not have Love, you Are Love! So you see then, these are not things one can “lose.” They are part of your Being and cannot be cleaved from it. Forms are just forms; they come and go. Life, Love, Is - Is Now - Now Is Eternal (there is never anything that is not-Now). You realize then, Life and Love Are Eternal. And are ever your experience - regardless of the content, or form, the Now takes - regardless of what is happening in your life experience - Life & Love, and your direct Knowing (experience) of them, are secure, intact, stable. Everything that is then becomes fuel for this continuous realization & the expansion of your awareness. There is not only no suffering, but only more joy, more peace, more bliss - more Self. Your Self expands. The more it expands the more there Is. The more there Is, the more there is to become aware of; the more you are aware of what Is, feeling the isness of it, the more in touch with your whole Self you feel; the more power and pleasure you experience each moment - until it is a continuous rapturous experience of everything from peace to rapturous ecstasy.
Consciousness is Awakening. Thank you for choosing Love 🙌❤️🔥🌎🕊️🎉
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