ProlificNeeds -> RE: Insecurity (8/7/2007 6:16:54 AM)
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I think admiting your flaws, and being able to recognize them, and -not- be controlled by them, is a strength. It's funny I should find this topic here as I have been helping a male friend of mine do just this. Acknowledge his insecurities (Which he sees as glaring flaws.) and realize that being insecure, doesn't mean he has to be ruled by insecurity. It was a very hard process to have him realize, being human, does not equal being weak. I commend you for your obviously well placed efforts to understand yourself, once you understand a fear, you can avoid being controlled by it, and I think that is a quality trait to see in anyone. I bet your lucky little lady sees that too. "Trust in Good Intentions - meaning assume the best until proven otherwise. A simple but rather profound idea, not always easy but still worth working at. " That hit home, and is probably my biggest insecurity. I hope for the best, but suspect the worst, I have no problem laying my trust upon people, to a point, but there's always the secret doubts, which I try to shuffle away and demolish with reason and logic. I have not yet figured out where this insecurity comes from, though it seems to lay within a seemingly long list of bad choices, so perhaps, it's really rooted in my inability to trust my own judgements when concerning others.
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