Posts tagged The Theory of Moral Sentiments

Why Do We Hurt The Ones We Love?

May 20th

Posted by Stephen Fofanoff in Positive Thinking

I have often heard this question asked. And I've heard many answers. We do it because we can; we feel that the ones we love won't hurt us in return. We do it because we don't mean to, but the ones we love are connected to us so deeply that it's impossible not to. We ...

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Three Things We All Do

Nov 23rd

Posted by Stephen Fofanoff in Positive Thinking

I'm constantly amazed by my interactions with people. It seems the vast majority of us don't realize that we are so similar to other people. Instead, we think that whatever we're going through, however we're thinking and acting... that somehow we're completely unique in that. We're not that unique. Human beings, it seems, are very ...

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