Guest guest Posted February 14, 2006 Report Posted February 14, 2006 Ah, thanks for showing up and explaining, . I appreciate seeing where the story fits into some sort of context, especially since You're right, I was telling myself a frustrating story that I would ask for an explanation and not get one. I see what you're saying about the story losing its power. Part of my feelings were that I interpreted the story originally as a man trying to wear a woman down until she said she loved him. Wanting her to open up for/to HIM, not really for HER. Good material for me. I learned that my feeling this particular type of irritation is a great clue. And glad to hear that that relationship where you are both in the work, worked out well. Good stuff all around. > [FCB] The result of really being with a story is that it diminishes. That is > what we experienced as it was restated. If you want to experiment with that > take one of your stories that you find upsetting (like the one that my posts > from two years ago should make sense to you and not be irritating). State, > as clearly as you can what happened, and then state the meaning you added to > the situation. Then revisit... what happened... what you made it mean. As I > go through this, I notice that I get clearer on the difference and lessen my > attachment to believing my thoughts. > (snip) > > Other than that, I wonder how 's relationship worked out...? > > [FCB] My relationship worked out perfectly, thanks for asking and giving me > the opportunity to reflect on it. Quote
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