Sometimes you just have to call it like it is.
My mother is really funny. When I'm excited about something, she gets excited. When I'm negative about something, she reflects that negativity. It's all about feedback.
Sometimes we are in a good mood, we see the world through rose tinted glasses and everything you see and do at that time is positive. You impart those feelings to other people and they reflect that.
Sometimes I second guess myself. It took me a long time to learn to trust my instincts, but I'm realizing that that niggling feeling I get when I'm trying to make a decision that sounds like it is trying to tell me something and which I usually tune out- it is usually on point.
Some people can remain impartial. It is always good to have objective people in your life. But some people will mirror the way you feel or the way you tell a story. If you have a job interview and you tell someone how exciting it is and how you really want the job, they will encourage you to take it. Tell that same person your inhibitions and reservations about said job, and they will tell you it is not for you. So is the job really for you? Do you need to get over your negative feelings or realize that your excitement may not stem from a place that is best for you?
I don't know. I hate making decisions, I really do wish things can work themselves out.
When your job hunt, apartment hunt and guy hunt are all going south, you think it's time for you to quit?
In other words, who can suggest a great vacation spot?
Good read for you.
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I think it would be fair to say that anyone who reads your blog with any level of consistency knows that it's not a vacation you need. That's a temporary thing, not a panacea.
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