When you think of your past, do you mostly think of the good times or the not so good times?
6 Answers to "When you think of your past, do you mostly think of the good times or the not so good times?"
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The good times; the rest I would rather not think about, so I don't.
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It's impossible to wipe out an abusive childhood even though my life is full of 5 wonderful children and an amazing husband and a secure loving marriage now. It's hard to build a sound house upon a crumbled foundation
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Don't make your past define who you are now. We all have our stories and I can relate and I am so sorry for the abuse you suffered, but learn to live in the present. Suggestion: Read, The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle. Or, One Simple Change Makes Life Easy by The Great Freedom Team. You can transform your life. Give the books a chance. You are not your past.
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Both,but I tend towards the good.
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I used to think just about the bad times, now I think about the good times, and how can I make more of those good times
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Depends on how I'm feeling. Mostly, I think about the good things.
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Posted by SESK4 Jan 20th, 2012 at 5:29AM
Mostly good times because I had to train myself to think that way. Thinking about not so good times all the time was turning me into a bitter, mean, angry, antisocial person.
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Reply by SESK4 Jan 20th, 2012 at 5:39AM
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