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Same here

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I feel that!

Thank many can relate to that.

I don't think I agree with we only have one why? That's like saying we only have one facet of our personality🤔

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What really grinds my gears with "narcissistic demons" as you say, is that when those people later become normal so to speak, they've spent a long time of their lives being takers, and then normalize to being a little more giving than they were, just enough to be called normal and live healthy lives. Whereas toxic givers and people who have a hard time being assertive have to learn to become a little bit more selfish in their ways of living as in order to protect their gift and not squander it on takers. So over time everyone becomes like a 50/50 giver-taker kind of person (giving to those deserved and only having other givers and/or healthy reciprocative people in their lives). BUT if you look at the whole of everyone's lives, then the ones who were takers in their youth and later normalize will have TAKEN waaaaay more in their life spans than the ones who were givers and then normalized. SO EVEN IN THE END IT WILL BE UNFAIR as the takers have accumulated more than the givers, or have drained the givers they've been in contact with in such a fashion that the takers will, over the span of their lifetimes, have aquired more of the total collective energy/life/kindness/gifts of humanity as a whole. So selfish people who normalize come out on top over those who are too giving and later normalize. Do you see my point? I speak as a former "nice guy", as someone who has been giving and giving in hopes of reciprocity but who has been used, abused and failed by his society and those closest to him in countless of ways. While the abusers have thrived on my gifts. It makes me feel like I'm left behind with no chance to catch up and I just do not know how to deal with that feeling. It makes me want to give up. I don't know why I'm writing this here but maybe I'm hoping that based on your words you might have a take on the problem that you would be willing to share with a fellow internetee. Thanks in advance and thanks also to Alex for the interview and Simon for doing what he does. Peace.

@@tjitjo "as someone who has been giving and giving in hopes of reciprocity" This right here is extremely selfish (and immature). Giving and giving to get something in return and then playing victim when you don't get what you want. There is nothing moral, selfless, or mature about that.

I dont agree that its based so much on upbringing its more connected to a spiritual level of what out path is on this life, and that WHY is definately remaining no matter how much has taken place in life.

@dwyl HQ, we are the sum total of our experiences. We have to be. If we repress experiences from our past, they only bite us later. I think what Simon is trying to say here is that our personalities are pretty fixed by the time we are in our late teens. But, through intra-spection and self discovery, we can change our beliefs. We can gain a new understanding of ourselves and the world we exist in, and this new understanding can change what we believe and how we perceive. So, in a sense, we are not changing, rather we are becoming more consciously aware of ourselves and our environment.

@dw HQ Simon ones said, our why's created or we see them better from our painful experience... we can use those experience to get our why's & to empower us for a better.

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