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Re: Getting addicted to babble » alexandra_k

Posted by pinkeye on February 25, 2005, at 19:24:17

In reply to Re: Getting addicted to babble » pinkeye, posted by alexandra_k on February 25, 2005, at 19:14:29

I like your comment about people not understanding who you are anyway :-). But I don't feel that way, I am fairly the same everywhere - atleast for a long time now. Maybe there are some deep parts of me that I don't show my friends.. but other than that, I am fairly the same. But I guess being able to show these deep parts is really what matters the most.

> Yeah. Me too.. But they never really understood me anyway ;-) But that is something I worry about too.
>
> >And everyday night, my mind is so preoccupied with everyone's story and thinking about it that it is difficult for me to relax.
>
> Ah. I like it. I don't need to watch soap opera's anymore ;-) But it can affect you a lot if you get personally involved. I hear you there.

Yeah I do have a tendency to get very involved personally with people. That is why sometimes I keep myself to myself.


> > 3. I am afraid I will get carried away with the power of helping others and use it to boost my own ego.
>
> Antidote: Post about your problems too. That way it becomes reciprocal. There isn't anything wrong with feeling good about helping / being able to help others. Only when you think you 'know best' and think 'why are they so stupid they can't see this'. It is so very much harder to be objective about yourself...

I have posted my problems and got immense support here. I was brought with the notion of being selfish is good - so I have little difficulty in coming to terms with feeling good with helping others. But I can understand it more now.

> >I don't want to do that. I jsut want to be little benevolent and stop there. It is a difficult line to draw.
>
> Do you know that you can set limits on the number of times you can refresh the pages in one day??
>
> You could try that.
> Might take some time to figure a 'reasonable' number. Or to check them just once per day.
>

It is not possible, because I have unlimited net access at work.


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