"Instead of being given the gift of patience, ask for an opportunity to be patient, instead of asking for a million dollars, ask for an opportunity to be shown to you so that you may acquire great wealth, instead of asking for the gift of kindness...ask for an opportunity to be kind..." - Jeff
My thoughts on the matter is you say you don't want to be sensitive and you are presented with an opportunity to puff out your chest and stand firm with boldness, yet you run out in tears? I know it's not easy, believe me...but the help you are seeking here has been presented to you in the form of an opportunity to better yourself. Everything's fine when all is good but our true character shows in the face of adversity. Times of life-altering growth that present themselves to us are what I like to call "defining moments."
"I looked to the heavens and asked God to make me patient, the next day I drove up to work and there were 100 people in front of me to clock in!...maybe I should have been more careful of what I asked for!"
You are sensitive, alot of people are...that's not your fault, according to psychology's stand on the four temperaments you are what modern day psychologists would consider a "yellow" to be. It's not your fault for being sensitive, that's your personality, but know that you can bawl up a fist or two when the time comes.
TIP!!! I study NLP (Nero-Linguistic Programming) off and on, and there's actually a technique to make yourself go from an attitude of wimpy to an attitude of a brave, dynamic, courageous leader that gives off an energy that says "I'm a cool person but don't fuck with me"...and a majority of the time people adhere to that. Here's the technique...first of all straighten your back, (STRAIGHTEN IT!! :p) raise your chin a bit, breathe deeper and slower than normal, and if you'd like, put your arms on your waist. That will instantly change your attitude because of the mind body connetion associated with that technique.
Here's to a lifetime of "defining moments" in which you'll speak your mind, be assertive, bold, take chances, take risks, and live with no regrets...cheers.
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