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If anything, being unnecessary, independent and free from feeling responsibility towards others, is the secret to my happiness.
Ditto.
If anything, being unnecessary, independent and free from feeling responsibility towards others, is the secret to my happiness.
I've heard that before and it always puzzles me. Why one absolutely self-sufficient individual would commit to a relationship if they don't need it? Do you see it as a hobby or something?I can factually state that being in service or needed, isn't my natural state of happiness. If anything, being unnecessary, independent and free from feeling responsibility towards others, is the secret to my happiness. That's why my husband and I mesh so well. We're individuals who want to be together, rather than in a marriage where we need each other.
It's a curious human phenomena called 'love' which includes 'sexual attraction', 'chemistry', 'like', 'respect', 'trust', 'admiration' and 'affection'.I've heard that before and it always puzzles me. Why one absolutely self-sufficient individual would commit to a relationship if they don't need it? Do you see it as a hobby or something?
Well, for one, love needs another person to give you all these stuff. That's a step away from self-sufficiency... giving up control to someone else...It's a curious human phenomena called 'love' which includes 'sexual attraction', 'chemistry', 'like', 'respect', 'trust', 'admiration' and 'affection'.
tl;dr - we're in love.
It's a curious human phenomena called 'love' which includes 'sexual attraction', 'chemistry', 'like', 'respect', 'trust', 'admiration' and 'affection'.
tl;dr - we're in love.
Well, for one, love needs another person to give you all these stuff. That's a step away from self-sufficiency... giving up control to someone else...
Of course, it is giving up control. That's the point of trust.bechimo feeling inspired as a motherfucker.
We don't need them, we desire them. We can live with or without them, but if we're given the choice, we will choose them because they occupy a place in our hearts no one else does.
Vulnerability is not "giving up control". Only in the mind of someone who cannot trust another, too afraid and hopelessly insecure.
Nah, it's not black and white like that. There's no submission. It's not like a gothic romance, lol.Of course, it is giving up control. That's the point of trust.
Why did it need to have been empty in the first place? Mature love makes room for others.If you have an empty place in your heart that's a need.
Of course, it is giving up control. That's the point of trust.
If you have an empty place in your heart that's a need.
I'm not talking of submission. But trust requires giving up control, that's what it is.Nah, it's not black and white like that. There's no submission. It's not like a gothic romance, lol.
Why did it need to have been empty in the first place? Mature love makes room for others.
Giving up control of what?I'm not talking of submission. But trust requires giving up control, that's what it is.
And boom, you sheer off to never-never land with a shit comment.Yes, mature stuff are always an exception of the rule. There probably is a mature gravity, which works upside down.
I only follow the trend of shit comments you started.And boom, you sheer off to never-never land with a shit comment.
Giving up control of what?
Answer my question.I only follow the trend of shit comments you started.
This 'I'm perfectly self-sufficient, I make room for others because I'm mature'. Major ENTJ flaw indeed. Nobody makes rooms for others based on no need at all.
This sounded like an orderAnswer my question.
It's an honest question. What control are you giving up when you trust someone?This sounded like an order![]()
Well, generally in the relationship. Trust means lack of control. I like how the following fits in this discussion:It's an honest question. What control are you giving up when you trust someone?
This is sharing care, moving away from self-sufficiency.What is Trust?
If you consider the definition of trust by Confucianism, it is the outcome of overcoming selfishness by replacing the need to satisfy ourselves, with the need to satisfy others. Many controlling partners talk themselves into thinking they are attempting to change a partner for their own good, as a form of caring. The problem here, is that their reasoning is based on their our own needs, rather than the needs of the relationship.
Trust, in its most pure form, is the reciprocation of looking out for each other. In this scenario, a trusted partner in need of change, such as an alcoholic, would not desire to quit drinking by control, but rather as a self-made decision to protect their partner. Nowhere in the definition of trust to the Confucian do our own needs come into play — unless you consider that while you are looking out for your partner’s best interest, they should be looking out for yours.
I'm sorry but linking a psychic blog that meanders into Confusianism doesn't do it for me since I don't practice this religion/philosophy or embrace psychic shit.Well, generally in the relationship. Trust means lack of control. I like how the following fits in this discussion:
Control vs. Trust | California Psychics
This is sharing care, moving away from self-sufficiency.
You could address it, don't have to agree with it. I could find something more scientific if you like, but the descriptions is close to what I'm trying to say.I'm sorry but linking a psychic blog that meanders into Confusianism doesn't do it for me since I don't practice this religion/philosophy or embrace psychic shit.
Since I disagree with its confucianism definition of trust, it's impossible to address it.You could address it, don't have to agree with it. I could find something more scientific if you like, but the descriptions is close to what I'm trying to say.
Uf, define it in the way you meant it then.Since I disagree with its confucianism definition of trust, it's impossible to address it.
Before I do that, I want you to answer my question since you solely provided someone else's opinions.Uf, define it in the way you meant it then.