LuckyAlbatross -> RE: Psychology and hard limits (5/24/2007 8:13:06 PM)
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ORIGINAL: jauntyone Greetings I do not place limits on myself, not because I believe in the ' my limits are Master's limits" but because placing limits says that I lack the courage to attempt something ( this is only my personal view on this ). So, to that end, I do not limit myself in what I may one day be capable of. I wish you well melissa Interesting. Whenever I speak of limits, it's always within the context of "given normal life conditions." So, given that we're not in an emergency state, given that we're not in a life or death situation, given that I'm not starving, given that no one's gone insane...given that things are pretty much borings table and normal, I have certain limits, such as not killing my nephews or putting them under mental torture. Do you think a mother shouldn't have a limit against killing her children because it might suggest she lacks the courage to do it one day? Now, given some extreme weird freakishly unlikely state of the world, I may, in fact, have to kill my nephews. I understand that. I came to terms with my ability and willingness to kill other humans years ago. So my limit on killing my nephews has nothing to do with courage- simply to do with my sense of right and wrong, and being true to myself.
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