Thursday, 15 March 2012
0 Today In Soap Opera History September 28
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Tuesday, 13 March 2012
0 Supersized Ostracization
This is topic many in size acceptance wouldn't touch with a ten foot pole. Some talk about the active size discrimination, they don't get a job, they get made fun of in the street, but who wants to admit in the Facebook Age where friends are collected like baseball cards, that they have any social difficulties whatsoever? Who wants to admit at the extreme extroverted world of fat parties with their belly dancing divas, that they'd rather be having intellectual conversations with people rather then boozing it up and flirting? Where in these places can one talk about some of these deep issues?
The ultra-supersized face this even in size acceptance, where to discuss the special challenges of life at super-sized weights is anathema among the "fat-positive" types. Even the censorship on some websites, is part of this silencing those of us, who want to talk about harsh realities, rather then wearing our plastered on forced smiley faces. To be frank, the fat admirers don't want to hear about it, and the many of the mid-sized do not relate to it and if they do, fear of being in your shoes, leads them to a place where they do not want to look.
One thing I want to talk though when it comes to being ultra-super sized is social ostracization. It does happen. Even if you dress well, have the confidence of a Hollywood millionaire celebrity, it's going to happen. Five hundred pound people do not fit the average American's view of "normal". The 600-700lb life brings the actual gaping stares and pointing fingers for the few who can still walk and make it outside free of or in a wheelchair. Over that, you're no longer leaving the house or nursing home. When one crosses into the huge weight arena, size discrimination just doesn't become a once in a while thing where you encounter an idiot or narcissist who has no manners, it becomes a way of life to where inside you wonder if you are a member of the human race.
Affluent more urban areas, more conformity of dress is expected and a thinner body among the corporate minions. A working class small rural town where there are more other fat people, more old fashioned ethos, and more laid back, there is easier acceptance and your weight ceases to matter among those who know you. You know you are in a place that feels like "home" when several church members get up on your behalf, and walk out to protest a visiting pastor who insults you for being fat without you being present. Those are things not to be taken for granted. This doesn't mean anywhere is perfect, but today after the horribly regretted move, it's not fun to go to the library and see the staring eyes, the raised eyebrows, it's not fun to go to a group, in a town where even the locals admit it is a bit snobby, and when people choose groups within a group finding yourself sitting alone at a table. Before I escaped to the rural friendly town, life in the huge urban city was a nightmare, being poked and prodded on the bus, being attacked verbally just for being present, seeing all three ways of life, the rural small town, the big metro city, and the affluent mid-sized city, my goal is to make it back to another rural town, or the one I had to leave. There are other things I value, a more rural area fulfills.
Many people would say you are a nice person: what's the problem? The early 40s, is a bit old to be complaining about being a "misfit", it's not even all the fault of those around me, my body has forced me inside more and more especially as I have aged. Maybe not just "inside" on the housebound front, but maybe emotionally and mentally as well, since so few relate to the kind of life I've had to live.
The worse thing about fatness is the buffer it puts up. The judgement is immediate, and when you are in these huge ultra sizes, you do fit "freak show status" like it or not. You will get stares, sometimes raised eyebrows looks of shock at your over-corpulence. Places like Wal-mart, there may be couple others in your boat, but other places like art openings, and the rest, you are the "heavy" among the slim hipsters, who snack on chips and never gain an ounce. You notice some relatives, put up endless pictures of your family members all over the wall, but your mug is always left off or relegated to an out of the way spot. You think inside: "Oh don't be paranoid, don't misjudge", but you have faced too much and know that you are not viewed the same as other people [except by those who are close to you]
There is an invisibility that can go along with fatness. You can be talking to people and realize they don't even see "YOU", the person, they see your body instead, and its swelling limbs, huge body. Even entering an art show, you start asking "should I send a thin friend to enter my art work? Will it make my chances better?" You imagine the stories and almost hear the thoughts people have in their heads as they see you waddling by, "I wonder what she eats", "How did she let herself get that way!", "I'm glad that's not me!"."
To be the greatest curse of being fat, has been having a body, that serves as an iron wall, over self expression as an artist, as a writer, and as a person. The Internet is almost the perfect world for me, in many places as I can roam body-less, where no one has to know except places like here where I admit how much I weigh.
Every super sized fat woman [or even ultra-fat person in general], I have known has talked about this deep hurt, in being ostracized by society. I know some ladies who have been totally abandoned by families, left to scrape for the lowest crumbs of society; it goes beyond just fat discrimination and losing a job, it affects being able to express yourself as a person.
I stand up for myself when I can, that is my only answer to this, my second answer but the most important one is letting God determining your worth as a human being. But some of this stuff is not easy, and I don't mind being honest about it.
Credit: art-of-kisses.blogspot.com
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Saturday, 10 March 2012
0 Anniversary Quotes
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0 The Enemy Within
What, or who is the enemy within I hear you cry! I believe, that the enemy within is that small persistent, insidious voice that fills your head all day long with thoughts of self doubt; the one who tells you that you are not good enough, pretty enough, clever enough to succeed in your goals and aspirations. The enemy within, is 'that' inner voice, people listen to, which causes them to self sabotage themselves before they have even begun. Be it in their personal relationships, work environment or desire to self improve through further education or going for that job promotion at work. Excessive self-criticism tends to backfire, because it leads us to focus on our so-called failures instead of the small ways that we could have improved.
People rarely consider, that the reason that they are not moving forward and living the life of their dreams is because of something they are doing to 'themselves'. More often then not, people will blame this state of affairs on their personal circumstances, their past experiences or on to other people. I believe the key to turning this situation around, is through recognising the 'power' of negative 'self talk'. Ask yourself honestly, are all these things that you criticise yourself about, 'actually' true! It is one thing to suffer from low self esteem and lack of confidence. But it is something else entirely to pull apart and stamp into the ground metaphorically speaking, every aspect of your personality, abilities and self worth. And over the long term, studies show, negative self talk is associated with higher stress levels and even depression.
There can be many different reasons for this, it can be down to poor parenting, lack of love and nurturing at a young age when a child's sense of importance and self worth in the world is forming. It can be connected to negative life experiences; educational difficulties with no extra support; Though children today are monitored throughout their educational lives for any problems such as dyslexia. Years ago this was not the case, and many very bright children went through the education system, believing they were unteachable or stupied. It may also be, that an individual has simply gotten into the habit of putting themselves down, and has a very pessimistic view of life. There is no doubt that disappointment can knock self confidence. But it is important to try and keep a realistic and positive attitude towards this by understanding that many people suffer disappointment and rejection. It is only too easy to slip into that mindset of believing 'we' are the only ones it happens to. It is not a personal attack upon us all as individuals. It is more then likely down to the economic climate, the fact is there are only just so many jobs to go around. Competition is very high and it is not always about qualifications; employees often have a specific type of person they are looking for. Just because we don't fit that 'type' this time, doesn't mean to say, we will not 'next time'.
If you want to silence the enemy within, you must start to re think how you look at life. To transform a pessimistic mindset into a positive one, stop being so hard on yourself. Sit down and make a list of all your good and positive qualities. Are you a good friend; a good listener; someone who likes helping people. Don't 'think' about what you cannot do, start thinking about what you can do! If you are unhappy with your life. You don't like your job, or it stresses you out. Think about what kind of job you would like to do. Look at what your strengths are and with that in mind explore what other options are out there for you. If you are in a relationship, where your partner puts you down or belittles your abilities and ambitions. Don't assume that what they are saying to you is true. Often people who belittle others, do it because they feel bad about themselves. By putting you down, it make them feel superior, smarter, more attractive. It isn't true of course, but it makes them feel that it is. This is about them, their insecurities, not yours! Do not define yourself, based on the opinions of other people. You can test, challenge and change your self-talk. You can change some of the negative aspects of your thinking by challenging the irrational parts and replacing them with more reasonable thoughts. With practice, you can learn to notice your own negative self-talk as it happens, and consciously choose to think about the situation in a more realistic and helpful way. In time, it is possible to transform the enemy within, into a supportive friend!
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Friday, 9 March 2012
0 I Know Im In There Somewhere A Womans Guide To Finding Her Inner Voice And Living A Life Of Authenticity
- How to embrace, rather than fix, the Inner Voice that has been there all along
- How to distinguish the Outer Voices (the expectations of the people around you) from Your Inner Voice (the voice of your true self that goes beyond intuition and guides you wisely towards what is right for you)
- What to do when you feel that the essence of who you are is being stifled by external demands and expectations
The post I Know I'm in There Somewhere: A Woman's Guide to Finding Her Inner Voice and Living a Life of Authenticity appeared first on Self Help Download.
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Tuesday, 6 March 2012
0 Galatians 41 7 Daddy
Source: womanizer-psychology.blogspot.com
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Monday, 5 March 2012
0 Will Someone In Hypnosis Take Suggestions From Anyone
I realized the answer to the question in the title rather dramatically in a hypnotherapy class that I was teaching some years ago.
I was demonstrating a way of using an indirect suggestion to have someone who was hypnotized go back into hypnosis quickly at a later time. That kind of rapid trance induction anchor can be a real time saver for a hypnotherapist.
To demonstrate, I led one of my students into a nice, comfortable state of hypnosis. And then I said, "In a moment I am going to touch your right hand, and that will be the signal for you to open your eyes and rouse your self up completely." Then I said, "And, you know what that means about your left hand."
And, what did "that mean about his left hand"? It was an indirect way of suggesting to him that he would back into hypnosis every time I touched his left hand.
"When I touch your right hand, come out of hypnosis."
"When I touch your left hand, go back into hypnosis."
I demonstrated with one of the students. I touched his right hand he came out of trance. I touched his left hand and he went back into trance.
When I had my students practice the technique with each other, I got the answer to the question, "Will someone in trance take suggestions from anyone?"
I went over to a young woman whose eyes were closed, her breathing was slow and even, and her face had that distinctive relaxed look. In other words, she was in a medium state of hypnosis. Out of curiosity, I touched her left hand. She slowly opened her eyes, slowly lifted her head and slowly looked at me for a moment, and never having left hypnosis, she closed her eyes again, let her head relax towards her chest and went back into her deep relaxation.
When she realized that the touch on her hand did not come from her partner, who had hypnotized her, she rejected the suggestion to come out of trance. Even though I was the teacher, I was not in rapport with her inside of her trance.
I could have gotten in rapport with her while she was in trance if her hypnotist had introduced me into her trance indirectly, or through direct suggestion. There are other ways for me to have gotten in rapport with her inside of her trance, although that information is best saved for a future post.
So the short answer to the question in the title is: no. A hypnotized person is not open to just anyone's suggestions.
Origin: womanizer-psychology.blogspot.com
I was demonstrating a way of using an indirect suggestion to have someone who was hypnotized go back into hypnosis quickly at a later time. That kind of rapid trance induction anchor can be a real time saver for a hypnotherapist.
To demonstrate, I led one of my students into a nice, comfortable state of hypnosis. And then I said, "In a moment I am going to touch your right hand, and that will be the signal for you to open your eyes and rouse your self up completely." Then I said, "And, you know what that means about your left hand."
And, what did "that mean about his left hand"? It was an indirect way of suggesting to him that he would back into hypnosis every time I touched his left hand.
So the two posthypnotic suggestions were:
"When I touch your right hand, come out of hypnosis."
"When I touch your left hand, go back into hypnosis."
I demonstrated with one of the students. I touched his right hand he came out of trance. I touched his left hand and he went back into trance.
When I had my students practice the technique with each other, I got the answer to the question, "Will someone in trance take suggestions from anyone?"
I went over to a young woman whose eyes were closed, her breathing was slow and even, and her face had that distinctive relaxed look. In other words, she was in a medium state of hypnosis. Out of curiosity, I touched her left hand. She slowly opened her eyes, slowly lifted her head and slowly looked at me for a moment, and never having left hypnosis, she closed her eyes again, let her head relax towards her chest and went back into her deep relaxation.
When she realized that the touch on her hand did not come from her partner, who had hypnotized her, she rejected the suggestion to come out of trance. Even though I was the teacher, I was not in rapport with her inside of her trance.
I could have gotten in rapport with her while she was in trance if her hypnotist had introduced me into her trance indirectly, or through direct suggestion. There are other ways for me to have gotten in rapport with her inside of her trance, although that information is best saved for a future post.
So the short answer to the question in the title is: no. A hypnotized person is not open to just anyone's suggestions.
Origin: womanizer-psychology.blogspot.com
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