Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Wed Aug 24 07:36:45 CDT 2011
> My point is just that all guidelines are "give it your best shot" things. > But who is REALLY in control ... and can it be proved anyway? No one > should > be (though many inevitably are) so devoid of humility as to challenge the > style choices Susan has laid out as her MO. Nor should Susan assume that > someone operating differently or experiencing life differently is not > justified. ==========You're right, and I don't. Many readers are sharing very positive stories and that's a good thing. I find my own experiences positive, but as I tried to explain in the article (and I guess, didn't quite satisfy that goal), you need to approach the experience for your own reasons, not myths that you might not be able to achieve. > > The majority of the western civilization takes itself and its decision > structure so darned seriously while some pretty major themes of life > quietly > elude them. ==========Well, there does seem to be plenty of grouchiness to go around. I often wonder about these people -- are they miserable in their lives? That's the only explanation I can come up with. I understand an occasional "You're an a*shole" in the middle of a heated discussion. It happens, even among the best of friends and passionate of lovers. But we're not talking about the same thing. Thanks! Susan H.