Everybody approaches confrontation differently. Some try to detatch themselves emotionally and aim to apply only raciotination. The benefits are that the user may evade any sort of rash action. Those who embrace emotion may not have the clear mind to consider all choices, but when something powerful like pride is involved, one can concentrate his confidence and his persistence to prove a point and to be understood.
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Pride
Everybody approaches confrontation differently. Some try to detatch themselves emotionally and aim to apply only raciotination. The benefits are that the user may evade any sort of rash action. Those who embrace emotion may not have the clear mind to consider all choices, but when something powerful like pride is involved, one can concentrate his confidence and his persistence to prove a point and to be understood. I recall a personal situation in which my pride was attacked. At first I tried to approach this situation rationally and explain to the attacker what it was i requested of him. There was no changing his mind. I became angry and proud and some of my friends backed me up. I resolved the issue with the attacker and found out who my true friends are. Please, share you're thoughts.
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TeChNoWC
July 27, 2007
I suggest examining your emotions and attempting to change them to suit the desired or requested outcome. This may not always be the desire of your emotions but more so of your goals, religious beliefs or personal intentions - with rational thought applied. However, even if it may seem a tad irrational or unsavoury, changing your emotions and behaviour is the key to needed humility. This will usually be absent from most conflicts - most conflicts are disagreements escalated by factors of pride and other stringent emotions. Trying to focus on emotions besides those such as anger, hurt etc can often be hard, but rewarding with success.
Hekate
July 27, 2007
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December 21, 2007
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I believe that you have to find a happy medium in all things, and realize that responding to a situation like that rashly (even though we all do it, we're humans) is a) not going to help the situation in most cases andPlease register or login to comment! It's totally free