Who Do You Want to Count on?

Do you want to count on someone who

  • needs to fit in

  • is enthralled by superficial things and people

  • is distracted by shiny objects

  • will throw you under the bus to get attention and/or fit in elsewhere

  • is okay lying to and hiding from you

  • doesn’t want to be deeply known

  • is willing to conform and comply with lies

  • who doesn’t know, nor care to know, themselves (including why they do what they do, and don’t do what they don’t do)

  • doesn’t care about maturing, growing and healing

  • would be content to have a robot and/or a fantasy object

  • believes in moral relativism

  • shape-shifts and performs

  • describes themselves with adjectives like nice, good, peaceful, spiritual, etc. as tactics for hiding truth

  • compartmentalizes life and self

  • avoids accountability

  • cannot and will not relate to and resonate with you

  • doesn’t seem to know the difference between actors and performers and/or stereotypical attractive people, and reality and genuine connection and truth

  • who sees interactions as opportunities to perform and be entertained

  • who gives generic, bumper-sticker, mainstream advice and feedback

  • is evasive and slippery

  • creates confusion

  • seems repulsed by clarity

  • has unspoken agreements with people to not talk about truth

  • in denial about trauma and hardships

  • prefers escapism in order to not see or deal with things

  • won’t admit to desires, needs, preferences, interests, etc.

  • wishes to be a child again

  • brags about being child-like

  • doesn’t want to be counted on

Or would you want to count on someone who

  • believes in truth at all costs

  • wants to be deeply known and to deeply know another

  • stands with integrity and ethics even when alone

  • fears God and His word

  • has high standards for self and others in ethics, truth, morals

  • needs to have a trustworthy, devoted person to deeply co-process life with and to be accountable with

  • is naturally genuine and sincere

  • is disturbed by manipulation, lies, gaslighting, pretending, facades and fakery

  • must have clarity and truth, no matter how painful or uncomfortable

  • admits and learns from mistakes

  • holds himself/herself accountable

  • has strong boundaries, allowing in only what and whom is in-line with ethics, values, standards

  • protects self, partner, and children with his/her life, at all costs

  • has strong intuition, attunement, principles, awareness

  • is transparent and forthright

  • has input and feedback that is relevant to you and your shared reality

  • is resilient in healing

  • found himself/herself through really tough circumstances

  • understands that being disliked, and even bullied, is going to happen when making a stand, not riding the fence and not being easily swayed

  • can see beneath the surface, the performances, the lies, the facades, the masks, the song-and-dances

  • is glad and relieved to be an adult

  • admits struggles and wants to figure them out

  • admits to being okay with traits, standards, perspectives and perspectives which others think are wrong and should be changed

  • must come from a place of acknowledging the Emperor has no clothes

  • takes ‘being counted on’ very seriously

If you choose the latter, I’d love to speak with you. Pro truth. Pro reality. Realist. Genuine. Sincere.

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