The simpatie is the feeling of having someone to depend on. We all know the feeling of having a friend in our lives. But when we are in a relationship, we tend to use that feeling as a sign of self-love. But when we are without another, we tend to use it as some indicator of our own worthlessness.
The simpatie is what makes us feel love and trust. It’s what allows us to rely on the people we love. That’s why, when we are in relationships, we tend to use that as a sign of self-love. But when we are without another, we tend to use it as some indicator of our own lack of worthiness.
The simpatie is what makes our relationship feel like love and a little bit like God. Its what makes us trust the people we love. It’s what gives us confidence that we are worth it. Thats why, when we are in relationships, we tend to use that as a sign of self-love. But when we are without another, we tend to use it as some indication of our own lack of worthiness.
We may use that as a sign of self-love or not. A lot of us would like to feel better about ourselves, but when we are without another, we tend to use it as proof of our own lack of worthiness.
This is something I think a lot of new parents struggle with. We are so wrapped up in our own lives. We are always searching for the next thing, the next person, the next thing, the next thing. This is how we get to feel good about ourselves.
There is an assumption that if you’ve been a parent for a long time, you are worth enough to be worth doing something great in your life. But how much of an idea is that? When you’re your own parent, you are a lot less likely to feel like you can’t do anything you want and that you’re entitled to whatever you want. You’re also less likely to feel like you have it all together.
I agree. It’s not so much to feel entitled, but more to feel like you have a job, you have enough money, and you have somewhere to be. If you don’t like the stuff that you do, you can always quit. If you want to do something that you feel has no chance, just don’t do it.
I think there is a bit of a middle ground there. Sometimes you may feel like you have to do something because it is “your job” or you feel like you need to do something because you love it, but you also shouldnt feel like you have “it all together”, either. I think that if you are “not your job”, you are more likely to “have it all together”.
I would say that you should always do what you want to do, and if you just don’t like it, you can always stop. Don’t feel like you need to do something that you are not good at.
I feel like this is the best way to put it. I dont know too many people who feel like they just have to do what they want to do.
