Re: explaining things with on the spot thoughts
@haily_merry, I have taken your advice to heart. After reading a few internet articles about how to apply knowledge, and realizing since I don't have much adult like in my life to apply that knowledge, I and started just writing thoughts
Re: explaining things with on the spot thoughts
@haily_merry, I have taken your advice to heart and started just writing thoughts down, as if talking to my counselor in that moment. At first it was just a paragraph about all the things I lack. Then I realized, I could turn this into a
Re: explaining things with on the spot thoughts
@haily_merry, I have taken your acvice to heart and started just writing thoughts down, as if talking to my counselor in that moment. At first it was just a paragraph about all the things I lack. Then I realized, I could turn this into a
Re: explaining things with on the spot thoughts
@11Traumatic memories in and of themselves aren't the problem: It's the emotional content attached to those memories that's the problem. That's why we have things like EFT (Emotional Freedom Techniques, and EMDR. Probab
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@9 You have helped a lot of people on this site, even me sometimes. Keep on doing what you do. You are a valued person on this forum and perhaps elsewhere.@10 Those are interesting ways to look at it. I realize my question wasn't clear
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@9 You have helped a lot of people on this site, even me sometimes. Keeping doing what you do. You are a valued person on this forum ad perhaps elsewhere.@10 Those are interesting ways to look at it. I realize my question wasn't clear
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We naturally embellish our stories, and even retelling of stories alters them. It's not always the mark of someone being dishonest, it's just the flawed way in which our memory retrieval system works. Good story tellers will take ad
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True story... I battle my own demons, too. I've spent far more time staring into the depths of oblivion than I care to admit. When I was ten years old, I called it, "lying down and listening to nothing."There's that litt
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I use notepad or pages if I want to write personal stuff. Ain't no one else on this computer so it's fine. The filenames couldn't be any less descriptive and confusing
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/
Re: explaining things with on the spot thoughts
I use notepad or pages if I want to write personal stuff. Ain't no one else on this computer so it's fine. The filenames coudln't be any less descriptive and confusing
URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/
Re: explaining things with on the spot thoughts
@4 I would call that a distraction then, not a coping method. I play bk3 and code python to forget about my thoughts. It does the opposite of writing, but it has the same effect, doing nothing about it. Well with coding I have a little reward
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@4That's a wonderful idea, except that if it's out there on the net, and you're putting your deepest darkest thoughts on there, eventually some creature is going to write something awful in a comment, and boom! All the gunk fro
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So I've read that being honest is easier than lying. That said, we almost always inject a certain amount of untruth into our responses. The longer it takes to respond to a question, or an idea, the more chance your innately honest lower
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For me personally at least, it's more about writing about all of the problems for the sake of writing about them. E.G, to use a somewhat silly example, I fell down the stairs on my way to school this morning. Considering I live on th
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@2 happy to hear you enjoy it, others have said the same. I think I write well when emotional, but very redundant. If I do proof reads before sending texts or writing posts, I'm sure I could improve that bad habit.It sounds silly that
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Perhaps you might consider starting a blog with something like wordpress? You're stile of writing is one I find pleasing to read, and a blog may be a better place to just express your thoughts with no limits. You might also find tha
explaining things with on the spot thoughts
I'm sure there is a term for this, but I'm not about to type a paragraph into google and ask it to decode that mess to find the right idea.I just finished writing something. It talked about how people use something as their
explaining things with on the spot thoughts
I'm sure there is a term for this, but I'm not about to type a paragraph into google and ask it to decode that mess to find the right idea.I just finished writing something. It talked about how people use something as their
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