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Pain is the gap between expectations and what actually happens.
That is why, the less pain a person had in the past, the more their speech includes phrases like:
- the economy works like this;
- I know myself completely;
- if this is taught, it must be important;
- I’m sure that is how it will be.
Conversely, the more painful a person’s past was, the less they tend to categorize themselves and the world. Because not wanting to experience pain again makes them consider more and more risks.
That is why, the less pain a person had in the past, the more their speech includes phrases like:
- the economy works like this;
- I know myself completely;
- if this is taught, it must be important;
- I’m sure that is how it will be.
Conversely, the more painful a person’s past was, the less they tend to categorize themselves and the world. Because not wanting to experience pain again makes them consider more and more risks.