todAAy i AAm grAAteful & thAAnkful
that my sponsees are really keeping me on my toes
for some meeting/discussion about the concept of fight or flight. I can somehow identify with this but have not yet given it the thought it deserves. Do you have some experience to share on this?
that I seem to stay so damn busy on any given day, even when I have no plans
for Step 3
If you judge people, you have no time to love them.
- Mother Teresa
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My fight or flight response is overdeveloped. I have thought a great deal about it.
This photo of a cat with all 4 limbs being tied up is painful - definitely not amusing! It reminds me of child abuse - regardless whether the cat was tolerating it or not. Why put it up?
Fight or flight. Is there a third option?
Before AA I always chose flight. It was the easier softer way, now I try to stay and work through what's coming my way. It's not always enjoyable, but I no longer have to worry about returning with my tail between my legs.....
I prefer not to fight. I have a saying about my choices: I can leave the field in a confrontation and that is okay. If I decide to stay and fight, then I had better be prepared to outcrazy the other person. That takes a tremendous amount of energy. And it seldom accomplishes anything.
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