Or when your phone doesn't do what your fingers tells it to do, and you feel like shouting at it, you just see it as a phone that needs more patience and let your fingers slow down instead of telling it three times more and using scare-tacktics?
Perfect analogy.
You're at school, loads of people, phone crazy.
That is like when your head is full of thots. Everything is hectic.
You're at home, no one bothering you, phone acting normal.
That's like being aware. Everything is at peace.
Now we can break down your first questions.
When you're at school and all bothered, things aren't as they should be. The peace is 'right'.
When you're at school and your phone is acting up and you realize that it's just the phone acting up, and nobody in particular's fault, you don't scream at the phone. You just realize the phone is acting up and move on. That is 'without judgement'
The phone just did it again, when I tried to take an excellent screenshot of this (split screen) and you just keep typing something new, so that I couldn't read the last sentence. And in that moment my patience was just leaving and leaving until finally you stopped typing and then I wasn't 100% sure about what I wanted to respond but I did it anyway and then I just felt confused but read back and then everything was neutral again but you went on and to be honest, I didn't feel like able to follow you up and this what I wrote beginning this comment was the exact reason, stupid huh 😒🙄 @Adderall Admiral52
@Adderall Admiral52 and no, no screaming at the phone. But what do you do when people see you stressing out over something wrong? Just choose between caring about feelings an not caring about feelings?
