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Okay, here's a question that's a bit pertinent to me right now:
When you know something has become inevitable for you (let's say loneliness), what should one do (or what would you do):
A) Resign yourself to it, embrace it, and live a somewhat happy existance within it, (and, in the example of loneliness eventually find an alternative to loneliness and its opposite by boosting your intrapersonal abilities)
B) Fight it and try hard to change it, creating a lot of anguish in the process for yourself (in the loneliness example, try so very hard to fit in, or if you don't try to fit in to still try to make friends, even if you end up being that 5th wheel everyone despises, and face more isolation because of your efforts)
C) Something else? A better idea?
When you know something has become inevitable for you (let's say loneliness), what should one do (or what would you do):
A) Resign yourself to it, embrace it, and live a somewhat happy existance within it, (and, in the example of loneliness eventually find an alternative to loneliness and its opposite by boosting your intrapersonal abilities)
B) Fight it and try hard to change it, creating a lot of anguish in the process for yourself (in the loneliness example, try so very hard to fit in, or if you don't try to fit in to still try to make friends, even if you end up being that 5th wheel everyone despises, and face more isolation because of your efforts)
C) Something else? A better idea?