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From one piece some things I’ve learned about relationships 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Being honest earlier is always better than being honest later.
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If you consistently get the same particular negative reaction from people, it's best to model your own affect/behavior as the cause.
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anything that feels like a way to get out of doing the work will come back to bite you. You have to go through yourself to get anywhere good.
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From one piece going fast and slow 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Many model it as game theory, but the interesting thing about Jane Austen is that she understands that marrying well is also about virtue ethics.
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But also going slow does not mean things will work out for you: just look at Lily Bart.
8 September
From one piece bridging the gap 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Love makes it possible to bridge the fundamental gap between two people; alienation is refusing to try.Their words
To me, the possibility of partnership is the feeling that despite the fundamental chasm between two human beings, love allows us to bridge the gap; alienation is the feeling that the gap cannot be bridged, and moreover, that I do not want to.
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it is very bad to take on total responsibility for a capable adult human being; we are each responsible for our own psyche, our own life.
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I've noticed that people are significantly more likely to work through major life problems when they have even one or two people they can tell everything to, who care about them and give them sage counsel.
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From one piece notes on the brothers karamazov 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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In fact, like many others, I've lately been hyperfixated on the idea that our problems are astonishingly religious in nature.
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The purpose of novels is to bear witness to the inexplicability of human life, not to solve it.Their words
But novels are about bearing witness to something we fundamentally cannot solve, which is to say the inexplicability and incomprehensibility of human life.
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Witnessing suffering, rather than solving it, may be the only way we can truly comprehend it.Their words
Seeing suffering, being made to witness it, is not of course a solution to suffering. But perhaps, it's the only comprehension we can really possess.
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