I think that being able to sustain a combination of having at least a bit of self-control combined with having an appropriate amount of self-awareness regarding your behaviour and feelings will automatically give a person the instinct to avoid such situations.. However, i do believe these abilities are skills that grow over time and will require a person to make several social and emotional mistakes before really being able to apply properly..
Also, and I have said this before. You as a person strikes me as an individual who has an over-developed ability to be able to separate 'wrong' from 'right'..
See what you're saying. Also, when you say over-developed ability etc.... do you mean that's a good thing?! A lot of things have a lot more grey scale to them. So I don't want to give off an impression of saying something is wrong or right as such, in a lot of cases.
an over developed ability is just a result of practice combined with a bit of talent I guess. I think this can become apparent in both positive and negative situations. Like you said in a lot of cases there is a huge grey-zone, in which case I believe that if you yourself think that something is moving in the wrong direction it probably is.
IIN I'm kinda scared of becoming an alcoholic
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I think that being able to sustain a combination of having at least a bit of self-control combined with having an appropriate amount of self-awareness regarding your behaviour and feelings will automatically give a person the instinct to avoid such situations.. However, i do believe these abilities are skills that grow over time and will require a person to make several social and emotional mistakes before really being able to apply properly..
Also, and I have said this before. You as a person strikes me as an individual who has an over-developed ability to be able to separate 'wrong' from 'right'..
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See what you're saying. Also, when you say over-developed ability etc.... do you mean that's a good thing?! A lot of things have a lot more grey scale to them. So I don't want to give off an impression of saying something is wrong or right as such, in a lot of cases.
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an over developed ability is just a result of practice combined with a bit of talent I guess. I think this can become apparent in both positive and negative situations. Like you said in a lot of cases there is a huge grey-zone, in which case I believe that if you yourself think that something is moving in the wrong direction it probably is.