Category Archives: feelings

>A Large Heart

>Pretty simple really, the more you feel for others the less it takes to be moved.

Some are always wary of people caring about them, especially if the person doing the caring is in a stereotyped group.

Some don’t let themselves be cared for out of worry about being exploited or taken advantage of.

Some don’t care for others because they don’t feel anyone cares the same for them, and that is unfair.

Some think they aren’t worthy of being paid attention to in their pain and so never let it be known.

Some love to care but don’t have proper boundaries or discipline.

But no matter what the mutation of care is, we can all strive towards having that pure heart of love; the heart that cares, that pays attention, that is helpful.

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quote by Antonio Porchia, 1886-1968, Argentinian printer and writer

>Music is What Feelings

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>Be Strong AND Sweet

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I know a number of people whose overwhelming sweetness seemed pleasing at first. Over time I saw that sweetness as actually masking an inability to express what they were really feeling and who they really were. As a result I learned they weren’t safe to trust since I never could discern if what they were saying was what they were really thinking and feeling.

How does one become both strong and sweet? Take a stab at telling us your thoughts about it.

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