I have found that I lack the will/courage/nerve to confront practically anything in my life. It's very interesting. This trend goes to the extent that I have trouble even forming opinions about things. Or rather, I find most anything for which one could have an opinion to be agreeable to my liking and generally have to be shown otherwise.
Most of my opinions that I do form seem to center on the logic of the matter. I feel rather like Mr. Spock of Star Trek sometimes, recently. It doesn't really matter to me if I actually agree with some action/belief. But if there is a logic I can formulate around how the action came to be completed or the belief came to be believed, then I am OK with it, and I might even like it.
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- Andrew Fister 3rd
- PhD Student in the Linguistics Department at the University of Illinois at Urbana/Champaign
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1 comment:
How I interpret what you are saying is that you avoid the emotions that sometimes accompany confrontations.
How do you respond if your own opinion on something is viewed as a confrontation by another person?
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