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All problems do have a solution but sometimes the solution is worse then the problem its self
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Walker, were you speaking of a specific situation going on with you, or did you just happen to use that as an example?
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so if there are somethings that we cannot change. how hard is the process of acceptance? hard |
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so if there are somethings that we cannot change. how hard is the process of acceptance? that would depend on the problem and what all is at stake |
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isn't there multiple choice DAMNIT!
DOH!  I need another scantron 
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Walker, were you speaking of a specific situation going on with you, or did you just happen to use that as an example? just an example. i mean time ago some family members passed away because of other illness, and i was so young to understand the idea of letting go. |
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I see. Sorry didn't mean to turn this into a thread about death/cancer.
Yes depending on the situation sometimes there are solutions. I guess I am just one of the ones that don't believe that is always the case. |
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I see. Sorry didn't mean to turn this into a thread about death/cancer. Yes depending on the situation sometimes there are solutions. I guess I am just one of the ones that don't believe that is always the case. I'm with you in that one. That is why I believe in the process of acceptance, and as a consequence the healing nature of the process of letting go. |
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Walker, were you speaking of a specific situation going on with you, or did you just happen to use that as an example? just an example. i mean time ago some family members passed away because of other illness, and i was so young to understand the idea of letting go. unfortunatly that is something we have no controle over and these are stepping stones in our lives to make us better people........ |
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...this statement: "a problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution to it. Therefore, I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a problem." A problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution...I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a PROBLEM...whoever said this is an idiot. |
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You said it correct when you said the "process of acceptance" and the "process of letting go".
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I can't actually say I am a "better person"
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...this statement: "a problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution to it. Therefore, I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a problem." A problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution...I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a PROBLEM...whoever said this is an idiot. I'm the biggest idiot then. |
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I can't actually say I am a "better person" why? |
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...this statement: "a problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution to it. Therefore, I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a problem." A problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution...I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a PROBLEM...whoever said this is an idiot. this is the kind of stupidity that pisses me off. I mean it's ok to think an statement is idiotical, but a thinking mind should say why he/she thinks such a statement it's a stupidity. |
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Edited by
scttrbrain
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Tue 05/20/08 08:53 PM
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so if there are somethings that we cannot change. how hard is the process of acceptance? If you can't change it...why worry about it? I mean if it can't be changed; the question to me would be "how important is it anyway"? Kat Damnit. There I go again; not reading the whole thread before I post. Well, it certainly doesn't work under those circumstances. Sorry Miguel. Kat |
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...this statement: "a problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution to it. Therefore, I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a problem." A problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution...I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a PROBLEM...whoever said this is an idiot. I'm the biggest idiot then. Don't refer to it as a problem if that is the beginning statement, problems don't always have solutions some never will. Some things are completly out of the realm of control for humanity as a whole, there is nothing that can be done about them. But they still exist as problems. |
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thank you, u see is not too hard to think a little bit more than the usual.
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so if there are somethings that we cannot change. how hard is the process of acceptance? If you can't change it...why worry about it? I mean if it can't be changed; the question to me would be "how important is it anyway"? Kat Damnit. There I go again; not reading the whole thread before I post. Well, it certainly doesn't work under those circumstances. Sorry Miguel. Kat It could be Very important |
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...this statement: "a problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution to it. Therefore, I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a problem." A problem is not a problem if there is not a possible solution...I should not worry about it if there is not a possible solution to a PROBLEM...whoever said this is an idiot. this is the kind of stupidity that pisses me off. I mean it's ok to think an statement is idiotical, but a thinking mind should say why he/she thinks such a statement it's a stupidity. Also try not to jump on someone so quickly, I was waiting for your response. "The apple doesn't fall far from the tree" is another example of a complete idiocy, mainly because it fails to state facts and has no backing to its main statement. Oh, I'm stupid, sorry I shall shutup now. 
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