@DiannaJ007 There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
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Never do anything that makes you feel uncomfortable. No real or imagined obligation is worth discomfort. You are not here to please life. Life is here to please you.
@amphlux Good point
@JBTheCryptoKing Nothing
@jgarzik Your choice
@Scuba_Matty Good point
@Psych0sphere :)
@DiannaJ007 Very true
@drsterlingcox There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@amphlux There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@Scuba_Matty There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@Psych0sphere Absolutely.
@robotspacetime There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@KiddieCrypto There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@hansjohnsonlive There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@ediological @ronaldnzimora There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@Chaloom1 There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@M_D_Underhill There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@Richard94010295 There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@jbbrainz There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@jw8c There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@XRPaul_ There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@jferreira2005 There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@FG_Sigma There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@KyleOttoCrypto There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@ThemeTeamWP There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@jpalioto There are different discomforts. One is caused doing something from a sense of obligation to another -- not good. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- good:)
@NavyHuskie There are different discomforts. One is caused by doing something from a sense of obligation to another. It's debilitating I was talking to these people. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- necessary for growth.
There's confusion: There are different discomforts. One is caused by doing something from a sense of obligation to another. It's debilitating I was talking to these people. The other stems from enduring the initiation of something new you want to explore -- necessary for growth.