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True that. Great suggestions.
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Me and Andrew are getting along really well. He is so passionate. I like that. Yesterday it was so cold when we were sitting in the park at night. Just before midnight. Like heeeee cold breeze. Tingling and shivering. We were laughing so hard. It was the best night ever. I like when we spend time like this. It's not really romantic just like buddies. But we feel that tug. He is awesome He can literally read my mood. I liked his black jacket.
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Just be authentic and very honest. That way she is never insecure with you. But always let her know that she is your top priority. Being a nice guy doesn't help if you are manipulating her. Any woman will respect honesty above else. A very useful tip to have and keep a woman - don't be an asshole or jerk. Never works Men want a woman who is genuinely committed to them and very loyal. If they see a woman being nice to all men and being flirty with every guy she sees, it's a huge turn off for most men. Because she begins to look like public property. No guy wants that. Same way women look at nice guys. Because they are going to be nice to all women. It shows desperation and lack of genuineness. Like a front or fakery In real life most nice guys are just fakes. No man likes a woman with a fake smile. No woman likes a man who takes a passing interest in her and offers her help just to get her attention and then gives up when the shit tests come up. A very important question you can ask yourself if you are buying a woman a drink is "am I liking this woman just because she is an attractive female or because I like her because I only like her and no one else" ... Women like exclusivity just like men. They don't want a man who likes all women because that creates insecurity. Often times a nice guy always gives this impression that he is going to be nice to every lady for her attention. This looks like a male model or akin to a male escort. That looks cheap like a sell out guy. That's why nice men don't get women just like women who get with all sorts of men don't end up getting a real man. Also women judge men a lot on the basis of past relationships. If they were with a nice guy before who was nice only for a few days, they will be inclined to think that nice guys are "time pass" and not husband material or serious relationship material. How to bypass this problem Be very persuasive of the woman you want. Make your choice clear. Show loyalty. Don't flirt with everyone you see, you are sending the wrong message. Be ready for shit tests Show your nice guy behavior even 3 months into the relationship and not just for the first 2 weeks. Be open about what you are looking for. Don't make her feel she is an object for your desires. Your heart will show no matter how much ever you hide. If you are fake it will show. Treat her with respect. If she treats you bad in return, she is not worth it. Be an honorable guy and if she is a lady, she will admire you for that.
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Values are not aligned in a way that they will create a comfort space for another person. Spiritual development means you have to focus on Emotions Psychology Morality and conscience Value structure Qualities Traits Intentions Beliefs, values and mentality /attitude Awareness Consciousness Depth and substance Authenticity Aesthetics and Desirability Maturity
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I'm focusing on creating a comfort space for myself from now on. This is important for spiritual growth. I was thinking about the whole comet concept and the lotus concept of spirituality. Shedding the baggage and about becoming a more universal purer beautiful form
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Beauty has only one look
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Drawing boundaries helps with a lot of things in life
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For this you'll need to be total pro. Not necessarily spiritually but in terms of psychological and people dealing skills. This will need gigantic strength and a mountain of experience dealing with all sorts of people. What are you trying to hint at here, is someone like a huge investment banker or marketer who has to deal with people 24/7. And who is an expert at handling all personality types. Like a huge building who doesn't get impacted by any form of stress or difficult people. Hmm. That's very stressful to be frank. Normal people usually succumb to the stress and give up. If there was a neurotic controlling selfish scammy person on this site who is trying to swindle Leo or running riot on here manipulating or abusing people here, what do you think Leo would do? He will ban him. Most people just avoid the horrible ones for the sake of safety but marketers have to put up with all sorts of clients even abusive ones. Those jobs are hell and you will need to be a pro to get a good night's rest in those jobs. They well need intense training but also a great deal of mental fitness which a lot of people out there just aren't born with. Your area of research from a leader's perspective should be focused on DEALING WITH DIFFICULT PEOPLE AND SITUATIONS LIKE A PRO.... There are lots of books on that. You can read. I can read. But I don't think even after reading I can be that person. Sorry but not my cup of tea. Most people are sensitive. That's not everyone can become a wall street banker or CEO. But in normal every day life you can still handle difficult people by getting to know their clues and cues and how they react or assume or interpret your verbal as well as non verbal communication. This will need enormous practice and self restraint. But you can always get better at it with time, effort and experience. Women generally perform very poor on these variables because they get emotional and can't handle the stress. At least in your close circle of family friends relationships you can cut off such people because they can be massive energy vampires. But if you have to deal with them as a client, employee, student, manager position I'd say it will need some training to both deal and cope with them All I can say is they are a huge stress. So the benefits should always outweigh the risks or hassle by a huge gap or else it's not worth it. I mean would you like to deal with an aggressive narcissistic bully boss for merely pennies on the job. It really boils down to that. But if you are getting a huge benefit like a magnificent deal, let's a really cheap big house or a great career opportunity then it's worth taking a risk of dealing with an abusive business partner/head executive /landlord. Best wishes on your personal development.
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I'm beginning to notice this as well. I have been polite and gracious in my behavior to my close friends and even in relationships. Instead of being rewarded and considered compassionate, I was treated like shit. What you perceive as interpretation by other people is highly dependent on the person who you are dealing with. Although this might seem harsh and difficult to agree with, I will say the truth very frankly that people who mistreat you despite your good behavior are garbage. They are not worth your time no matter whatever you think of them. You are not the problem when you are being friendly, kind and helpful. They are the problem for not being decent. I admit that I suffer from low self esteem but my polite behavior with the people in my life was not because of attention seeking or low self esteem but genuine decency. I would never treat someone badly if they were polite friendly and sweet to me. It's an Abuser's mentality to think that you are weak just because you are being decent Because they are looking to use you, abuse you, dump you so they have to justify their behavior by showing that you deserved it since you have low self esteem. This is not true at all. Nobody deserves to be treated unkind especially when they are being nice. Only a narcissist would think in such a abusive toxic manner. I'm personally a witness to narcissistic abuse and coming out of it freshly has given me important perspectives. For a good amount of time, I blamed myself for the treatment I was receiving from the narcissistic partner I had. I thought that I was doing something wrong because of which I was being treated bad. This thinking is also a part of low self esteem. It took me quite some time and input from people and my own reflection and processing that finally made me realize that it's not my fault but the person's fault for treating me badly even when I am showing my best behavior. I understood after some time that this is what emotional abuse looks like. So understand that not everyone thinks the same way when you are being humble and gentle. Only decent people are going to value you and be grateful for your presence. Indecent people will always find a fault even when you are being nice because they are emotionally abusive. Now the low self esteem part. If you are continuing to behave politely despite that person's shitty response and not standing up for yourself is a definite indicator that you have low self esteem and greatly increases your chances of getting abused in relationships and friendships. In this case you would need to upgrade your self esteem and learn to draw specific boundaries to let the person know that you will not put up with their emotionally abusive behavior. In a nutshell we need to focus on our own flaws and seek guidance to work on them but never ignore the signs people are giving you. Even in the worst circumstances a good person will always be good to you instead of exploiting and abusing you for your weaknesses. In fact they will remind you of your neediness or low self esteem and not stoop low to take advantage of you. The healing part. One is to work on the low self esteem. But the other is to learn to read the good and the bad in people. This way you learn to keep abusers and indecent people out and only decent people in your circle. Thus you avoid becoming a victim to someone's bad behavior and spare yourself emotional damage. Do not always judge yourself and think that whatever another person does to you is normal code. No its not. This thinking of immediately giving validation to someone's behavior is also a part of codependency and low self esteem. Often we are inclined to think that just because it's social circle that they are right and you are wrong. This is simply because of peer pressure and their bullying ways which you are normalizing in your mind. This is fatal. Validating a sociopath's behavior will set you on the same path towards becoming like them and this is often found in people who seek or fall in bad company. It's never right to emulate bad behavior. It should be identified for what it is and condemned for what it is. I will finish with this quote from Krishnamurti
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I wish they had to spend some jail time for the amount of harm they do with their emotional abuse. They will deserve some. A smack in their face beaming with sociopathic laughter.
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Cold hearted egotistical evil self righteous narcissistic maniac with a mean sociopathic streak
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God love and positivity. Supreme confidence. Brain and intent. Consciousness.. positive consciousness.
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My question is How is a teacher different from a book? Why isn't a book better than a teacher?
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@Aeris Any addiction can be taken care of.
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Yogananda Paramhansa and Sai Baba Shirdi and Osho, Ramana Maharishi Dr Joseph Murphy Dr John Bergman Bruce Lipton Deepak Chopra Matthieu Ricard Carl Sagan Gerald Gardner Leo Gura Justin Peters John MacArthur Eckhart Tolle Wayne Dyer Buddha Christ Dalai lama Martin Luther Satre, Descartes,Kant
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I don't want a bad guy please please please
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Preety_India replied to ROOBIO's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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Would he have said like that or done that to his son?
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Do not judge yourself
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I'm going to write about passive aggressive behavior just as a reminder Invalidation Contradiction Blame Gaslighting Emotional aggression Entrapment Deliberate confusion or open ending Infantilization Trivialization Name calling Mocking Breaking boundaries Ignoring Silent treatment Bipolar push pull Guilt tripping Eliciting empathy Emotional blackmail Harassment Hypothesizing Testy Disrespectful of space Isolation
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After the breakup I'm coping really good and Andrew is helping me big time. He knows what I have been going through. He has been very supportive.
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A crutch. A coping mechanism for dealing with real time bad men... I will call it teddy bear philosophy
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Andrew has been calling me a lot. I like his conversations. His voice is.. Very soothing. I like how responsive he is to me. Like the exact response to my question or doubt. Always on point. Like he can almost read my mind. Amazing We share a great chemistry.
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I feel so much acid. Ayahuasca tea lol
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I'm going to discuss about accommodation and empowerment See if the statement, any statement or action. Does it empower you or disempower you. Accommodation. Remember that someone truly cares will accommodate for your flaws. That's Maturity displayed in them. Validation and Invalidation. Your psychological resources as a woman are so important for you. Women need extensive psychological assistance guidance and therapy. .
