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@alexxguss If a person repeatedly believes they are in love. But repeatedly finds themselves in unhealthy relationships, repeating unhealthy relational patterns. This is probably a good place to start questioning ones perceived experience of what love feels like.
@MariClaireBK I think..why do we ask the permission of another. Whether from an internal other or external other or even a spiritual other? Why the reliance? And if thats not the case. Then is the permission seeking just an avoidance? And if, so what is it we are avoiding?
@MariClaireBK Yes.But a power over self maybe. Over the situation? And thanks for the exploration. As its led me to....in that moment. In that relationship. Why does a person feel the need, intentionally or otherwise, to impose a power?
@MariClaireBK Anything shared isnt really convincing then but yr qu made how as u say we intentionally or unintentionally impose our reality to an other. Or as u say another can unintentionally impose their reality onto us. So is it an unitentional power game?
@MariClaireBK Maybe we shouldn't try to convince anyone of a reality as our reality is ours. Not theirs. Our truth is ours. So I suppose it would feel like our reality being imposed on the other.