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A Warped Sense of Dishumor…

by Bill on May 28, 2010

The endurance of poor self-esteem, like so many of the things to which we subject ourselves, is nourished by our traditional patterns of thought. More to the point, our warped thinking. Don’t know about you, but over the decades, most everything in my mind revolved around my anxiety, mood, and alcohol issues; as well as the warped way in which I viewed myself and my disorder-tainted world.

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Noses in the Dirt?

by Bill on November 10, 2009

Now, this self-esteem business is a two-headed monster for us. As I just said, our psychological and emotional junk greatly contribute to our issues of self-regard, and these very same issues make us more susceptible to panic, anxiety, and other psychological and emotional goodies.

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