some people care about people,
some people care about appearing to care about people.
not quite the same thing.
Replying to @_Chemist1 @EmpathCovert
True. Yet not all actions exist in a vacuum, nor ahould all be done before the proper time or preparation.
Replying to @MrBiased_ @mindfulinamess
I don't care about rejection, but I don't tolerate harassment or disrespect. Life goes on.
Replying to @helpyouhealnow
always tried to hurt me and harass me when no one else was looking. when someone was? innocent expressions, fake purity, a facade of virtue and kindness.
Replying to @wisdomslices_
It is wiser to be intuitive and polite, than merely intuitive. It is also wiser to not assume your instincts are either wrong, or facts, because they are not there without a reason, and yet they are not facts.
Replying to @danty1985
The best marriages invariably begin with something much deeper and better than physical things....
Replying to @Theholisticpsyc
One of the best green flags out there, and not super common, is genuine virtuous character that isn't an act and has no slanted agenda. Green flag.
Replying to @wisdomXplorer
Agreed....
Pride isn't believing you are right when you are; it's refusing to admit you're wrong when you know you are.
A person with above average or excellent character, can learn to make more money.
A rich person with rotten character is much harder to change.
(Not saying all rich people are rotten. Just using logic and reasoning.)
Replying to @FactBuff
some people wanna annoy you, some people wanna help you, some people don't care. discerning is knowing who is who.
Replying to @ModernxDad
No disrespect intended, but it is helpful to be able to articulate boundaries if necessary, and to understand whether or not they are sensible and smart.