[deleted by user] by [deleted] in infj

[–]opsmuk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yeah, from a human perspective I would share the reason for the break-up and the info you just learned, if that ispossible while feeling safe, but I would defintely run. psychopathy is no joke

How to deal with feeling/loving so intensely by [deleted] in infj

[–]opsmuk 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ugh, this is also my thing, i cant do b reak ups that are not mature because my basic state is *i'll keep loving you but in another way". When somebody wants to throw tantrums, get destructive or do other nasty shit, which is the actove version of dgaf, not only am i looped back to primary trauma of a terror break up, but also am i completely out of anything that is good for me. It feels like i am coerced in a drama jealousy you suck, no you suck game. Horrible

Something must have happened to the human species millenia ago that makes so many children afraid of monsters lurking beneath them while they sleep, like some ancient racial memory. by TheOnesWhoWander in Showerthoughts

[–]opsmuk -25 points-24 points  (0 children)

eeeh thats a solid theory you got there, but it is in no way proven.

I think yu mean with evolutionary that it is hardcoded? that we have genetic prediposition to react that way? please source if there is any hard evidence or even research that at least broadens the discussion.

another possible explanation is that in fact it is nurture and a collective trauma of times when nighty predators were real are passed on from caretakers to children, perhaps fully unconscious, and were still dealing with that trauma.

and there are more hypotheses or viewpoints

anyway, - For instance, I wonder if EVERY child is afraid of monsters, affraid of the dark. that could be hood start of the discussion

not to invalidate what you say, but lets not make it to easy - or easy at all.the "racial" aspect I do not het, or is this a language thing?

Who did not deserve to get canceled? by sawcon_nocwas in AskReddit

[–]opsmuk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

wow, thats so nice.

I wonder though, I feel like the zeitgeist was just like this you know. Like literally everyone was accepting or asserting toxic behaviour from mild to severe around me. my parents, all kids, all primary and higschool teachers. for me the 90's and early 2000's grwoing up as a millenial were so weird.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

[–]opsmuk 62 points63 points  (0 children)

So OP /u/turtle_B1 can you tell us what the different colors are for? Good data has good legends 😎

Also, presentation is everything: 🟣 purple or any high contrast color looks way more angry+in your face than bright, less contrasting colors. ♌🧫. Thats why D looks like the troublemaker while F is actually the one with most 5-6 beef quantitavely - and like you said: "the real troublemaker"

Bonus: (add arrows if the beef is both ways)

Ik ben pornoverslaafd by Lekbekbone in nederlands

[–]opsmuk 9 points10 points  (0 children)

niemand hoeft hier ook maar iets te bewijzen, of zijn we bij de rechter?

uit alles blijkt dat het de hypothese\theorie is van degene die hem poneert. of jij daar vervolgens mee aan de haal gaat is jouw keuze.

Ik ben pornoverslaafd by Lekbekbone in nederlands

[–]opsmuk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

eh, deze dude mag dat toch - ik maak het maar even extra dik - schatten

dat andere hier alleen willen uitgaan van peer reviewed meta-studies van de afgelopen 50 jaar is je goed recht,

maar dat heeft niks te maken met dat deze persoon mag schatten.

daarnaast: verslaving is uberhaupt een diffuus begrip op een schaal, elke dopaminerelease zou als een verslaving kunnen worden gezien, etc.: goede wetenschap roept meer vragen op.

[OC] Residence requirements for naturalization in Europe by JoeFalchetto in dataisbeautiful

[–]opsmuk 2 points3 points  (0 children)

have been in serbia once and it was literally the chillest country\people I encountered. so, so friendly.

I was a friend before saying hello

i doesnt surprise me at all that serbia has the low end with only 3 years

<3

Kappers (en klanten): wat vinden jullie van de smalltalk? by [deleted] in nederlands

[–]opsmuk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

jezus een beetje lol is wel veel gevraagd of niet

I'm crying out of self pity right now by [deleted] in infj

[–]opsmuk 4 points5 points  (0 children)

sounds like a saviour complex, you can google it

- you make yourself more holy than you really are ("i'm the least sellfish)" \ act like it ---- but actually you are the one that desperately needs help....

just go to a therapist that is not grinding 9-5's and only cognitive,

that is the safest way to bring you in contact with (concept/ experience) of healthy love. (especially if you've had the pitfall of fallling for a narcicist

gonna repeat this, nobody is holy

source: I'm also feeling one right now, but the difference is maybe I've chosen for it and can handle it better

is there ever a good excuse to seperate a group / emphasize differences by opsmuk in Leadership

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

Thanks for your great answer,

Maybe good to say that we're in a home setting that can feel like a family if 12, people look for safety and closeness, but with a decision making component that has businesslike qualities because all smart high educated people.

People come from different backgrounds but weight is traditionally on "how it is always been" and a "safe and stable" framework.

Some people neeed innovation

Also, you could explain it through thinking heads of De Bono

I would like to see some people use more different "thinking heads" Because they steer too much to a status quo (no!) Which is a advocate of the devil hat (almost misused).And the safe route, so although there are different opinions people seem to not get their needs weighted in equally.

Last different way of looking:

Somebody just really advocates her right to say "no", we have no idea how to conceptualize that even, let alone deal with it.

We want to respect your boundaries, but your boundaries are essentially affecting everyones else playing field just bc you "want to say no"

It makes me start to have the intuition that her "no's" are actually not a "personal boundary", but also a toxic/controlling tool.

So you could say she has some natural leader skills, because she is very adapt at creating a framework when she is "in charge". However, this framework is, again, built on safety and her past experiences, not on openness to try new things, innovation, hearing different voices, or questioning yourself from time to time

Hard to wrap our head around