(February 24, 2018 at 9:07 pm)Lutrinae Wrote: Ghandi would starve himself in order to bring attention to much needed change. Some people consider his sacrifice as having been noble, while others certainly thought he was being downright stupid to punish himself in such a way.
Sometimes, although I understand how irrational it is, I punish myself by not eating when I have become upset by people with whom I interact.
Have you ever, or would you ever, punish yourself in such a way?
Can bringing attention to a need for all be compared to punishing yourself ?
I used to be annoyed at myself and occasionally still am, but mostly now I've learnt to take it easy on myself and think of solutions.
Oddly taking it easy on myself happened for me at the same time I relaxed more with other peoples screw ups, and realised we are all fuck-ups really
Now i see what I used to consider faults in people as cute, or just part of who they are.
'Those who ask a lot of questions may seem stupid, but those who don't ask questions stay stupid'
