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Work and Germany; Benedictines and Buddhists: Attitude
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<blockquote data-quote="Copabanana" data-source="post: 672984" data-attributes="member: 18958"><p>Me too. To the point it has been an issue in my work. In emergency situations I make good, intuitive and immediate decisions. I am excellent in a crisis, where the emergent situation forces me to decide. When I have the opportunity to deliberate, like for a recommendation that may affect access to benefits or placement, that might be averse, or where several people are involved and there is no one decision that can benefit all, I go round and round. I look at every angle. I see it as wanting to be as responsible as I can. Others have mocked me. I see them as indifferent to the effects of their decisions. </p><p></p><p>I am a poor decision maker in my own life. I either dither and dither. Or I am impulsive and feel out of control. I wonder if this is one more thing I am trying to work out my my compulsive buying.</p><p>I am too tired to talk more about it, but I will tomorrow I hope. I want to talk about M's other sister, one I have never written about. And I want to write more about their use of massage therapists. </p><p>This is horrible. Sadistic. I cannot believe she did this. I have to revise my thinking about her to incorporate this. Cedar, this is bad.</p><p></p><p>COPA</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Copabanana, post: 672984, member: 18958"] Me too. To the point it has been an issue in my work. In emergency situations I make good, intuitive and immediate decisions. I am excellent in a crisis, where the emergent situation forces me to decide. When I have the opportunity to deliberate, like for a recommendation that may affect access to benefits or placement, that might be averse, or where several people are involved and there is no one decision that can benefit all, I go round and round. I look at every angle. I see it as wanting to be as responsible as I can. Others have mocked me. I see them as indifferent to the effects of their decisions. I am a poor decision maker in my own life. I either dither and dither. Or I am impulsive and feel out of control. I wonder if this is one more thing I am trying to work out my my compulsive buying. I am too tired to talk more about it, but I will tomorrow I hope. I want to talk about M's other sister, one I have never written about. And I want to write more about their use of massage therapists. This is horrible. Sadistic. I cannot believe she did this. I have to revise my thinking about her to incorporate this. Cedar, this is bad. COPA [/QUOTE]
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