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Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
#21
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
Introspection is good in moderation but if you're not careful you'll use it to make sense of your actions even if your actions don't make sense.
Action is more important, you are your actions. Actions are the person people see and given time the person you will become.
If a dog bites a child but later feels really bad about it noone gives a shit. Its getting put down.
"That is not dead which can eternal lie and with strange aeons even death may die." 
- Abdul Alhazred.
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#22
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
I think the OP's wording pretty much answers itself. If the introspection is EXCESSIVE, then that means, by definition, that some unwanted result has occurred. It may not necessarily be anxiety, but what other negative result would a purely mental process have?
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#23
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
(November 5, 2015 at 3:40 am)bennyboy Wrote: I think the OP's wording pretty much answers itself.  If the introspection is EXCESSIVE, then that means, by definition, that some unwanted result has occurred.  It may not necessarily be anxiety, but what other negative result would a purely mental process have?

Depression?
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#24
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
Live inside the moment.

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#25
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#26
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
I keep misreading my own thread as "excessive masturbation" instead of "excessive introspection": just goes to show what kind of mind I have Shock
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#27
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
Don't introspect too much on it Panic
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#28
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
Can't anyway, too busy wanking.
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#29
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
(November 5, 2015 at 12:21 pm)Evie Wrote: I keep misreading my own thread as "excessive masturbation" instead of "excessive introspection": just goes to show what kind of mind I have Shock

Pictures, or introspection never happened.
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#30
RE: Does excessive introspection necessitate eventual anxiety?
Um... not here and not now Tongue
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