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Atrapa Almas

Atrapa Almas

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70% INTJ + 30% ASPIE = 100% HUMAN From Mexico City
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  • tree
    Hi. For fun, I am making a list of words in Spanish & English that are spelled the same, but have different meanings. So far I have only: SOY and PAN. Can you think of others?
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    Atrapa Almas
    Atrapa Almas
    mmm, I never used english that way. Its like I wanted to confuse myself. I think I cant help you much on that. Sorry. If I found one, I will try to remember telling you.
    Atrapa Almas
    Atrapa Almas
    The way you ask about other people negative assumtions is studied in non directive coaching, and its specifically designed to make them re-evaluate those assumtions. So yes, you do have an effect on many people thoughts. =)
    Shaddock
    Shaddock
    "Of all the people I currently know in the forum, I think you (tree) are the more misterious one."

    "The way you ask about other people negative assumtions is studied in non directive coaching, and its specifically designed to make them re-evaluate those assumtions."

    yes I mentioned this too : D
    Callistemon
    Hullo! Hope you're having a good day! And don't mind me if you see a laughing emoji on a post of yours, I laugh a lot for all sorts of obscure reasons. I never use it to laugh at a person or in a negative way. Perhaps I am just trying to make more endorphins! Si! :)
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    Atrapa Almas
    Atrapa Almas
    You trully wrote a lot. I hope both of you can find a way to overcome this sittuation. For what you wrote both of you deserve a nice peaceful life.
    Callistemon
    Callistemon
    If it was that easy! ;) But he has now accepted that the episodes he has have triggers just like my PTSD and that these triggers will have to be managed to deal with it. So it's progress, he never thought about it like that before. He's more optimistic now and we are communicating better about it. Also cooked up 16 litres of chopped pears last night!
    Callistemon
    Callistemon
    Thanks again for continued input, support and camaraderie! Have a great day.
    Callistemon
    You are such a kind person, @Atrapa Almas - it's in pretty much every post you make! :)
    Callistemon
    Callistemon
    It really makes a difference to a group of people. Where I go shopping there's this lovely older lady overseeing the self-service checkouts who just has goodwill and cheer beaming out of her and she makes so many people smile. I always walk away with a spring in my step after spending some time near her and I've told her this too so she knows it makes a difference and is appreciated! :)
    Atrapa Almas
    Atrapa Almas
    Thanks! I did not know that its posible to post on profiles.
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