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Mar 26, 2018 · So when I get caught up in the “why me?” self-pity mindset, I take a look at the bigger picture and count my blessings. Presently, my son is in recovery and I’m involved in a recovery ...
Mar 2, 2019 · Asking “Why me?” is a self-centered perspective, which is not indicative of the bigger picture. Instead of asking a 12-year-old if he has suffered in life, try asking a 70-year-old, and the elder will certainly be of different opinion. It seems unfair that people suffer at younger ages.
Note: The Why Me? is an asexual species who can easily reproduce when unsupervised, and if you’re not careful, Why Me? will take over your life like Star Trek’s Tribbles. Then, slowly, over time, with enough miles under my belt, two important things shifted.
Jun 17, 2021 · However, asking “Why me?” achieves very little. In fact, all that happens is that you get bogged down in your worries and immersed in a spiral of thoughts and emotions that ends up wearing you down. For this reason, you should stop asking yourself “Why me?” Instead, find out why.
Oct 24, 2022 · Key points. We choose how we will tell our personal story, as a story of our own victimhood or as a heroic tale of survival. Life’s longest journey is the search for our authentic selves ...
Mar 26, 2018 · “Why can’t my family be healthy and happy like others I know?” However it’s asked, the question is self-defeating. This way of thinking fuels resentment, envy , and self-pity.
Feb 13, 2018 · “Why me”? Isn’t this the most common question? It is and yet it is also the most useless one to ask! Why is “Why me” not so useful? The answer to the question “Why me” generally doesn’t really help you resolve the problem.
