Unless, of course, thinking about all the things in life that you value becomes a listing of things that have been stolen from you, in which case it will tend to have the opposite effect.
That's not to say that doomfags are right to constantly grouse and try to drag people into their misery, but finding any sort of peace often requires a stiffer philosophy.
Unless, of course, thinking about all the things in life that you value becomes a listing of things that have been stolen from you, in which case it will tend to have the opposite effect.
That's not to say that doomfags are right to constantly grouse and try to drag people into their misery, but finding any sort of peace often requires a stiffer philosophy.
Will focusing on all those things bring them back? Will dwelling on what you've lost gain you anything?
Will focusing on all those things bring them back? Will dwelling on what you've lost gain you anything?
How ever it happens to make you feel, just repeating "suck it up, buttercup" doesn't help these people in the slightest.
How ever it happens to make you feel, just repeating "suck it up, buttercup" doesn't help these people in the slightest.
Of course it doesn't. Changing your thinking patterns takes practice. It's like trying to build muscle, you do it over time by being consistent and working at.
Of course it doesn't. Changing your thinking patterns takes practice. It's like trying to build muscle, you do it over time by being consistent and working at.
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