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Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Apr 5, 2024 ^^
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RYD date created : 2024-04-28T22:40:24.51356Z
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Some of the people saying no, no, not me, or criticizing him are precisely the ones that need to PAUSE and take a moment to reflect. He is sharing his being vulnerable and generous, to share insight into his own personal journey that may help others on theirs. His thoughts are meant to be considered on a deeper level to help you grow. If you immediately reject against them that is a sign you have a wall up of your own that you should take a look at to see what itâs protecting and if its leading you to an area you need to work on. We are all here to learn and grow. When you quickly shut things down you are doing neither.
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Matthew Hussey explores that the guilt he felt after ending relationships often masked deeper emotions, particularly disappointment. He shares a conversation with a therapist who suggested that focusing on guilt was easier than confronting the real disappointment about not finding what he deeply wanted in relationships. This deeper insight highlights how complex emotions can intertwine, making it challenging to address the root cause of one's feelings.
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This rings so hollow for me. I had a therapist who would routinely say things like this that just did not resonate at all. It was as though he felt he knew more about what was going on inside of me than I did. Anyway, as others have said: it can be both... Very simple. Rejecting someone who loves you is a horrible experience. And if you care for them on some level, it can be deeply painful. It's called empathy. There doesn't necessarily have to be some hidden "real" emotion that's rooted in your own self interest. It's very common to reject someone and feel awful about the pain you caused them. I've experienced this many times. I actually prefer getting rejected over rejecting someone else.
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@vippakyun7516
2 months ago
Idk I think it's the guilt of hurting someone plus the guilt of not being satisfied with the person
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