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By (user no longer on site)
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perceived obligation, guilt, a desire to please or placate others; not wishing to appear selfish; the desire for money and self-advancement at work...too many reasons, too little time.  |
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It's easier to stay comfy and secure with the well known and familiar than to take a risk and do something for ourselves, which is often seen as selfish by those around us
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"It's easier to stay comfy and secure with the well known and familiar than to take a risk and do something for ourselves, which is often seen as selfish by those around us
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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I don't think life is too short. It's too bloody long to keep doing really tedious things.
My Buddhist Nun friend tells me to live in the now but plan for the future in the deeds that I do and the thoughts that I have.
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"It's easier to stay comfy and secure with the well known and familiar than to take a risk and do something for ourselves, which is often seen as selfish by those around us
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