Thanks Stephen.
What others think of us would be of little moment did it not, when known, so deeply tinge what we think of ourselves.
-- Paul Valery
Television has proved that people will look at anything rather than each other.
-- Ann Landers
Freedom of the press is limited to those who own one.
-- A. J. Liebling
The only people who find what they are looking for in life are the fault finders.
-- Foster's Law
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From Warmie
What others think of us would be of little moment did it not, when known, so deeply tinge what we think of ourselves.
-- Paul Valery
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From Myself
This is not really a quote, it is just a dissertation taken from a book that I self-published.
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When a child learns to walk he or she stumbles and falls hundreds of times. Fortunately, their bones are not as brittle as those of older people and they can take the abuse. The child just keeps trying again and again until finally they are able to walk.
It’s a good thing that our Creator didn’t allow our brains to develop to the point where we can become aware of a sense of shame and embarrassment before we tried to learn to walk. Otherwise, some of us might have given up after 10 or 20 failures and never tried again.
That is how some people conduct their lives in more complicated achievements as they get older. If a growing child uses avoidance behavior when he or she should be learning new maturing achievements, the child is in effect, --- failing to experience the maturing process.
Although shyness is relatively normal for a child, when it becomes all invasive, it must be looked upon as a warning signal to the adults who are involved in the child’s journey towards maturity, --- that psychological help is needed.
If a child does not receive the proper help along the way, when he or she enters the adolescent years, the new demands inside the mind and body of such a child, which are propelling him or her towards being a sexually active individual, will clash vehemently with a lifetime which was previously devoted to excessive avoidance behavior in too many different circumstances.
The fact that so called “mental illness”, first starts to manifest itself disproportionately between the ages of 15 and 25 is not a coincidence. In reality, it is one of the pillars upon which the theory of conglomerated and distorted fears, as a causative factor for mental illness, rests so convincingly.
What others think of us would be of little moment did it not, when known, so deeply tinge what we think of ourselves.
-- Paul Valery
________________________________
From Myself
This is not really a quote, it is just a dissertation taken from a book that I self-published.
______________________________________
When a child learns to walk he or she stumbles and falls hundreds of times. Fortunately, their bones are not as brittle as those of older people and they can take the abuse. The child just keeps trying again and again until finally they are able to walk.
It’s a good thing that our Creator didn’t allow our brains to develop to the point where we can become aware of a sense of shame and embarrassment before we tried to learn to walk. Otherwise, some of us might have given up after 10 or 20 failures and never tried again.
That is how some people conduct their lives in more complicated achievements as they get older. If a growing child uses avoidance behavior when he or she should be learning new maturing achievements, the child is in effect, --- failing to experience the maturing process.
Although shyness is relatively normal for a child, when it becomes all invasive, it must be looked upon as a warning signal to the adults who are involved in the child’s journey towards maturity, --- that psychological help is needed.
If a child does not receive the proper help along the way, when he or she enters the adolescent years, the new demands inside the mind and body of such a child, which are propelling him or her towards being a sexually active individual, will clash vehemently with a lifetime which was previously devoted to excessive avoidance behavior in too many different circumstances.
The fact that so called “mental illness”, first starts to manifest itself disproportionately between the ages of 15 and 25 is not a coincidence. In reality, it is one of the pillars upon which the theory of conglomerated and distorted fears, as a causative factor for mental illness, rests so convincingly.
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