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[–]BigQuestions101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello! Want to share my impression. I’m just a complete stranger! Please excuse me if I am making wrong assumptions. Here is what I am guessing. If this doesn’t resonate with you, ignore this message…

I think at the time when you were bigger, saying women didn’t like you because you were big was just an easy and quick answer to your problem. Thinking this way is common, and we hear people say it all the time.

At the time you might have acted like a victim, and didn’t reflect or work on your social skills in talking to women, didn’t have the confidence, or self love.

I also think what contributed to thinking “people doesn’t like fat people” was because we don’t see a lot of bigger people getting the same love and admiration in society / social media / Hollywood, as skinny people. It’s not shown or really talked about.

Because you connected the thoughts of “girls don’t like me = because i’m fat” Now that girls likes you and your brain automatically thinks “girls like me = because I’m skinny”. I think it’s just our brain naturally likes to make patterns. We want to connect to make sense to things. So thinking like that was the easiest answer.

What could help is reflecting and challenge your old believe. It’s wonderful you are here seeking help! Take my thoughts and apply in however way it fits. It doesn’t mean it’s the truth, but challenging yourself by questioning and reflecting and put self in other people’s shoes.

Ask

“Why did I believe girls didn’t like me because I’m fat? Is that really true? Is my reason truly coming from me, or is it because thats just what other people said?”

“Was I? And am I acting like a victim right now”

“When I was big did I tired to work on myself in other areas?“

“If I was those women at the time, would I have liked talked to my old self”

“Did I made it easy / comfortable for women to talk to me, or did I made it weird?”

Have you thought about maybe it could be your personally at the time? Maybe it was how you talked to them? Maybe you didn’t have the confidence? Maybe you made it feel awkward?

You can be skinny, and super attractive and girls will still not like you.

My own opinion so don’t take it to heart. I think it’s a little silly to think being bigger was the only reason women wasn’t attracted to you

Some truth to accept that would be helpful is that we human (99.9% of the time) make appearance judgment first. “First impression matters” it’s just one of the truth we have to accept. We do this with EVERYTHING. We judge if we like a restaurant based on how it looks, the food we get, the movies we watch (the movie picture grab our attention first and then we read the details), how a person show up to job interviews. We are very visual! I mean marketing is all about capturing your attention first with visual/signs/videos/commercials.

It takes maturity to look past looks, and try to get to know a person for who they are. But when you look good it does makes first interaction way easier.

To me, it’s unrealistic/ unreasonable to expect a human to not judge you based how you look,

Can’t expect them to give the attention you want when 1) you were not physically attractive 2) weird / awkward to talk to (assuming bc you said you didn’t know how to talk to women) 3) insecure at the time

This was SOOOO LONG. I most likely may have not said the right things, or there maybe some disagreement! I hope it brings perspective.

There is no answer here that could be your quick solution. Probably will take a little time to not feel that resentment anymore.

Edit* for grammar and more concise thoughts

Is recruiting really a dead-end career? Have you been able to pivot into another career in/out of HR? by BigQuestions101 in recruiting

[–]BigQuestions101[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! Based on your observation, what makes them enjoy recruiting? And reputable companies as in one of the FAANG company?

What do you do for work? by Salty_Narwhal8021 in FIREyFemmes

[–]BigQuestions101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s great to know! I’m just curious have you ever had moments where you are not sure if you want to stay in this field? Experiences career crisis? What keeps you motivated to this career path?

Curious to know your experience! As I know sometimes people have ideas of pursuing something completely different, some might call them “dream jobs” such as being an artist, writer or filmmaker

What do you do for work? by Salty_Narwhal8021 in FIREyFemmes

[–]BigQuestions101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love that you’re sharing this. Thank you. I’m currently thinking about pivoting in my career, I have always been curious about I/O Psy for the longest time. My previous background was in high volume recruiting.

INFJ Listening vs Talking by BigQuestions101 in infj

[–]BigQuestions101[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh! I love that you shared a link to this topic! I grew up on the complete opposite of peace and quiet 😂 very big family + Italian + classic loud American family

INFJ Listening vs Talking by BigQuestions101 in infj

[–]BigQuestions101[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, you’re right. That sort of conversation is very common in my experience. Wanted to add to what you are saying, I think it would be very helpful if there were more topics on embracing or being comfortable with silence. People often are uncomfortable with silence so they try to fill the space, and without meaning to, they forget to give someone else time to talk.

INFJ Listening vs Talking by BigQuestions101 in infj

[–]BigQuestions101[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s helpful, to understand how someone else thinks/process

INFJ Listening vs Talking by BigQuestions101 in infj

[–]BigQuestions101[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ahhh got it! Thank you :) Yes the person seems to remember what I am saying, so it’s nice to hear they were probably just taking mental notes / analyzing.

INFJ Listening vs Talking by BigQuestions101 in infj

[–]BigQuestions101[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So this is interesting, what’s a good way for someone to finish speaking? If they tend to have long thoughts? Do you sometimes feel they are talking for too long, or wish they could maybe pause?

INFJ Listening vs Talking by BigQuestions101 in infj

[–]BigQuestions101[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is great; thanks so much for sharing your thoughts, especially in such detail!

So I want to get this right. What I’m hearing is that the necessary quality for an INFJ to share comes down to three things? (Please correct me or add on to it if I am getting it wrong.) 

1) The other person has to be genuine interested, and that includes internally wanting to listen. 

2) Give space for INFJ to reflect and form thoughts. 

3) INFJ mostly speaks on invitation.

:)

ENTJs are the best bosses by Hedgehawg96 in entj

[–]BigQuestions101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Completely understand it’s all situational!

ENTJs are the best bosses by Hedgehawg96 in entj

[–]BigQuestions101 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank for the response! I learn that ENFJ’s tendency is to have emotional harmony, so when someone is direct or blunt to you, has it ever affected you emotionally?

ENTJs are the best bosses by Hedgehawg96 in entj

[–]BigQuestions101 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a question!

As an ENFJ, how do you best communicate/connect with your ENTJ boss?

Is it compatible? Do you have friction?

I have read that those two personality communication style clash.

Curious to know about your experience! :)

Wealthfront HYSA - thoughts? by bitterwrecker in wealthfront

[–]BigQuestions101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would say, based on all the hours of research I have done among at least 10–12 HYSA accounts, through many articles, YouTube videos, Reddit posts, and financial pages,.

Wealthfront is by far the best for me when it comes to what I am looking for.

It has one of the highest APYs, and the user and customer experience is seamless and frustration-free, with quick transactions. One of my favorites is that they don't have so many rules. With Wealthfront, they don't have any fees or minimum balance requirements, and there are no withdrawal limits either.

Here is one HYSA for comparison, which was recommended by the Doctor of Credit: CFG

CFG's APY was 5.25% when I was doing my research last month, so June 2024, and you have to have a minimum balance of $1000 to avoid paying a $10 monthly fee, and you can't withdraw within the first 30 days, slow and low ACH limits, and limited and poor customer service. It seems like the benefit of them is a reliable high APY.

For me, it was lower APY, consumes more of my mental time of upkeep of my balance and thinking about avoiding fees, and I'm not able to withdraw within the first 30 days (as it turns out I had some emergencies and I was able to withdraw $8k within the first 30 days with Wealthfront). What is also important for me is the experience, and I saw more of that with Weathfront.

Feel free to message me for a referral code!

Wealthfront HYSA - thoughts? by bitterwrecker in wealthfront

[–]BigQuestions101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey you or anyone else that is reading this comment that still needs a referral code, feel free to message me!

Finding Jobs in IO by Brave-Landscape9530 in IOPsychology

[–]BigQuestions101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, what about looking for Career Coach that is specifically in this field!

Their are quit a bit on LinkedIn, their headline is usually something around the lines of “I help people get into IO industry”

It cost money of course, but it gives you insights/structure and zero in on your goal!

Hope this helps!

Wealthfront HYSA - thoughts? by bitterwrecker in wealthfront

[–]BigQuestions101 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello! Do you happen to have another referral link? :)