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1. People don’t think about me nearly as much as I think they think about me.
2. That every person that you pass on the street has a story; a reason for why they dress, how they act, they have motivations and beliefs just like you. It’s an obvious point, but it has helped me be emphatic and compassionate.
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1. The best relationship advice I have heard came from an interview Michael J Fox did where he talked about how his marriage had lasted so long. He said “We give each other the benefit of the doubt”.
If your SO does something tha takes you worried, angry or sad, ask them to tell you their side of the story before you let your emotions run wild. There is probably a reasonable explanation and a good reason for how he/she acted. That will help avoid a lot of conflicts and foster trust.
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We are the first intelligent animals to know that death is inevitable and that will happen to us some day. It’s a scary thought. However, death may actually be the most beautiful thing we have.
Right now we believe that we have one consciousness, but we don’t.
Our consciousness is incredibly complicated.
The brain has multiple neuronal groups, each responsible for a small part of our whole conscious.
And each of those neuronal groups are made up of billions of individual neurons.
I have an old dog in kidney failure too. Haven’t told her yet, she just keeps being happy.
I’m old too, and I’ve had animals my whole life, mostly cats and dogs in various multiples. Do the math and you can see I’ve been here before.
The way I reconcile it is pretty straightforward, and well in line with the overall Stoic approach to things. It always begins the same way- see things plainly for what they are, understand the natures of the things involved, and respond reasonably and virtuously to the reality around us.
