Dear Openminded,
It’s incredible how much your comment bothers me. I’m thinking about so much stuff to write to you right now, that I don’t even know where to start.
No offence brother, I really want to help everyone here on this forum and this is what I truly think.
Let me start off with agreeing with you, you will have to face your problems in life, but you got my message totally wrong.
I’m not telling you how to AVOID your problems, I’m giving you a guide to fixing these problems and prevent them in the future.
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Do you think enough practice will help you avoid all mistakes that lead to the same problem? I honestly don't think so.
No, I don’t think enough practice will help avoiding all mistakes that lead to the same problem.
But did I tell you to
AVOID your problem?
NO!. By practicing you will have encountered a lot of different and similar problems, these problems will give you a
LEARNING EXPERIENCE. This learning experience will help you fix/
PREVENT problems in the future more easily.
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Learn how to treat cancer, rather than taking preventive measures so that cancer does not happen. Cancer is bound to happen if it is suppose to. You can minimize chances of getting it, but if you have the genes for it, then you will get it never the less. A choice between knowing the how to cure cancer or how to prevent cancer. Which one would you choose? Learn to face reality. Quit avoiding the problem. The solution to the problem is the solution itself
This comment, bothers me soo much, you seriously got my heart pumping because of this.
The fact that you would rather choose, to learn to cure cancer, then to PREVENT it from happening. Is the most stupidest thing I ever heard in my life, no offence.
you would rather have people get cancer, so you can treat them. Then developing a cure for cancer so you PREVENT cancer from even happening.
You're right if you say, by treating alot of cancer cases, you will gain alot of experience. And eventually be able to create a cure to
prevent it.
Let’s refer this back to your situation;
You rather have problems in your life, that you can solve. But you dont want to use your experience to prevent those problems in the future and eventually live a life without any problems at all.
And then still you are contradicting yourself, you don't want to game other girls, so you can face more problems, but fixated on 1 problem. You, yourself are
avoiding problems now.
So what you wanted to say was:
the solution to the problem is the problem itself.
But then you are right. Because by having problems in your life, you will learn. And eventualy be able to prevent these problems.
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Also, instead of trying to avoid causing the problem to happen again, learn to work around it if the problem happens.[/b]
This makes no sense, working around the problem is avoiding.
You don't try to avoid, you prevent.
You dont work around, you fix.
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Like painters, when they make a mistake, they don't simply erase it, they work around it and is still able to create a masterpiece. I believe I can do that, but I just need a little help from people such as yourself on this community.
These painters where you talk about, when they make a mistake, they will be able fix it or work around it. Because they have encountered lots of these problems before.
Imagine a painter who has never painted before. How do you expect him to fix a problem he never even had before?!
He doesn’t, he doesn’t know what to do.
He will TRY to fix it, he will fail.
He WILL paint again, maybe has another mistake, tries to fix it again, fails again, but gained experience.
He WILL paint AGAIN, encounters problems he already had before, this time he knows how to fix it.
HE WILL PAINT AGAIN, and eventually he will stop making mistakes he made before.
It’s called
EXPERIENCE of course he will still encounter some problems, but due to his experience he will KNOW what to do.
If that painter made this mistake on his first painting, and he kept on trying to fix THAT SPECIFIC mistake.
He would not have learned much, because he fixated too much on that one problem
He might have learned to fix that small problem, but he would boost his progress by seeing it in the bigger context, the whole painting itself.
He learned from it, moved on, and PREVENTED IT IN THE FUTURE, and if he encountered this mistake again, HE WILL BE ABLE TO FIX THE PROBLEM.
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Hence, by practicing on other girls, that seems like you are pretty much avoiding the actual problem.
By practicing on other girls, you will in fact, read again very carefully,
you will create opportunities, to make MORE mistakes and learn from them, to prevent or fix them more easily in the future
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It is like saying I want to improve my strategy game play in poker, but I am going to play chess to improve that strategic game play of mine instead. If poker is what you want to be good at, then isn't it more effective if you play poker? The strategy in chess and poker are different just like picking up girls dating them a day or two is different from maintaining a relationship.
No, you want to improve you game with girls, so you are going to meet a lot of girls and have relationships with lots of girls. Your strategy in meeting girls, will affect you strategy and understanding in maintaining girls.
Also you don’t have a relation with the girl you were talking about. You are still playing chess my friend.
To come back on my first comment, by freezing her out and gaming other girls. You will spark more attraction, because you don’t come off as a needy/desperate douchebag towards her.
You’ll be a guy with a life, who doesn’t care to leave this girl. This attitude is a attraction maker.
I’m not here to burn you down, I really want to help you. But unless you let this naïve blockade get out of your head, you won’t be good in fixing problems with girls.
Avoiding problems and preventing it, is completely different. Realize that, then you can move on.
I would like to finish with a quote from Einstein and a world famous saying, wich might sound contradicting, but if you read my post you will know:
Einstein: Anyone who has never made a mistake has never tried anything new.
And
PREVENTION IS BETTER THEN CURE