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Life's not about finding perfection, but about finding the perfect teammate to face its challenges with. 💑

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Best program I can't miss. Thank you for what you're doing, Mr. Stoic for humanity

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This is the best definition to anger i must admit❤

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These insights can really help us to better understand and manage our emotions.

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It's so true that anger can be a way of protecting ourselves, and it's important to recognize the underlying causes of our anger.

I love the idea that anger can be seen as a form of emotional punishment, as well as a warning sign that our boundaries have been crossed.

These are some really fascinating and thought-provoking ideas about anger.

Your perspective on anger aligns with psychological theories that view it as a response to perceived threats or boundary violations. It can indeed serve as a signal for self-preservation and the need to address certain situations affecting personal well-being.

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All are very very true People are evolving This is indeed a wonderful piece

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Too much wisdom my brother, na number 3 be the drive home point

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Absolutely! Here's another perspective: I think the reason men don't pursue women as much as they used to is because gender roles and societal expectations are evolving. Men are no longer expected to be the sole breadwinners or the "chasers" in relationships. There's more equality and fluidity in roles, and that means men can focus on pursuing connections based on compatibility and mutual interest rather than old-fashioned gender roles. It's a win for everyone!

Alright, here's another one: "It's not that men aren't persuasive anymore - it's that men are choosing to prioritize quality over quantity. In the past, it may have been seen as a sign of strength or masculinity to pursue a woman despite her lack of interest. But now, men are realizing that their time and energy is better spent pursuing connections with people who are actually interested in them. It's a sign of maturity and self-respect to know when to move on and focus on the right people.

You got it! Here's another take: "It's not that men are no longer persuasive - it's that men are now more aware of the importance of consent and respect. In the past, there may have been a culture of men feeling entitled to "chase" or "hunt" women, but times are changing. Now, more than ever, it's important for men to be respectful of women's agency and their right to say no. It's great to see a shift towards healthier, more equal relationships."

Wow, these are certainly bold and thought-provoking points! It's true that the world is changing and many men are re-evaluating their priorities and approaches to relationships. In this new era, it's important to be respectful, communicative, and understanding in order to build healthy, meaningful connections.

Well postulated 🔥