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whoever said surprised? just impressed is all
arievim: Surprised, impressed, both come from the same thing.
No they do not aussie. You can be impressed with a Gadol Hador. Impressed means to make an impression (the viewer gets an impression of the person doing the action). It has a positive connotation, so usually it’s “a good impression”.
moish, my post got lost in the mail. I said before that when someone is in this kind of situation, it’s not easy to see things objectively. The fact that you’re able to “step out if it,” see it, and are trying to do something about it is quite impressive.
I did not say that I was surprised.
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Oh, I see my earlier posts surfaced on the previous page. Moish, what you said about addictions and being physical, if you go back a page and read that post of mine, I said that, too. I agree with you.
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This thread still relevant?
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anonymisss: relevant to what?
for any person dealing with trying to break a bad habit.
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moish, I know that it doesn’t take a week to break a habit. Been there.
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anonymisss. Everyone is always trying to break some habit or another, but if you want to help you can tell me how to stop being so lazy. Probably the worst thing about me is that im really lazy.
How do you break, it’s more like a bad Middah, but you don’t know when you do it? It’s like getting angry and people tell you, you have to stop getting angry but you don’t know when you get angry (it’s not that)?
22oldgold: it’s hard to understand without specifics, but i think the 1st step is probably recognizing when you do it.
really,you have to know what causes the anger ( person, something that happens etc) and then figure out how to deal with it- like prepare yourself before etc.
If I don’t know what I do, how could I change it?
22oldgold: wait, i thought you said you don’t know WHEN you do it, not what you do??
22oldgold: be aware of your feelings, and your actions and then you’ll figure out what triggers our anger.
In my personal experience and from what I’ve witnessed, cold turkey (as opposed to the weaning process) is an excellent way to beat MANY bad habits. (I stress “many,” because obviously not ALL issues can be solved in such a way).
This entire thread boils down to: how to deal with the yetzer hora. I re-read the entire thing; was very helpful and an excellent reminder.
We also have a thread on how to fight the yetzer hora…
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