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@exchangAscribe it can affect the satisfaction one receives perhaps but it minimizes the significance of break ups, etc. Yes, there may not be as many highs as others but also, far fewer lows. It's a matter of which one you prefer. I was diagnosed as having antisocial tendencies so perhaps I have an advantage in regards to implementation but rest assured it's the best way to go through life. You can use logic in just about every situation and not let emotions override them.
I'll give you an example: there are people from time to time I had a falling out with, or who may have been lousy, that I emotionally miss at times. However, logic reminds me that it had to end. People at their core rarely change. So instead of following a momentary emotion saying " text them its their birthday or Christmas " my logic overrides it saying " ok you text, and after the niceties you're still dealing with same person as before, so what's the point?" Logic is objective, emotions are subjective. Err on the side of objectivity when dealing with people especially, would be my advice.
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