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Italie, Leanne. "F-bomb makes it into mainstream dictionary". The Washington Times. Archived from the original on August 15, 2012 . Retrieved August 15, 2012.

There is a freedom and liberation in commitment. I’ve found increased opportunity and upside in rejecting alternatives and distractions in favour of what I’ve chosen to let truly matter to me. Commitment gives you freedom because you’re no longer distracted by the unimportant and frivolous. Commitment gives you freedom because it hones your attention and focus, directing them toward what is most efficient at making you healthy and happy. Commitment makes decision-making easier and removes any fear of missing out; knowing that what you already have is good enough, why would you ever stress about chasing more, more, more again? Commitment allows you to focus intently on a few highly important goals and achieve a greater degree of success than you otherwise would. Seddiq, Oma. "Hot mic catches Biden cursing to defend his family name while surveying Hurricane Ian damage". Business Insider. Insider . Retrieved October 6, 2022. We feel forced to keep pretending about things we just truly find boring, frustrating or irrelevant. But then I thought that the idea may be that shit is something that I WANT to give away: it has a value below zero to me. So giving two shits would be better (for me) than giving one of them, and "not givng two shits" would mean I care so little that I wouldn't do something or devote attention to it even if it benefited me. In which case two would be an appropriate intensifier. But that seems like an overly elaborate explanation. Stephens, R., Atkins, J., & Kingston, A. (2009). Swearing as a response to pain. NeuroReport, 20, 1956-160.

Silverton, Peter (2011). Filthy English: The How, Why, When and What of Everyday Swearing. London: Portobello Books. ISBN 9781846274527. Archived from the original on January 27, 2019 . Retrieved July 4, 2018. Saurs – original is not in the least like “could care less”, a phrase which in the first place is lazily illogical as generally used (though it makes a good aggressive question), unless you believe this is indeed an example of Mark Liberman’s “negation by association” (alright, John Lawler’s), and in the second place does not appear to have any negatives, unlike the sentence under discussion If you want to change how you see your problems, you have to change what you value and/or how you measure failure/success.”

The rest - books you don’t read anymore, kitchen utensils you’ll never use, gifts you never wanted in the first place - should be removed unceremoniously from your life. Sarah Knight: Well you have basically summed up the premise of all four of my books right there. I couldn’t agree more with everything you’ve said. And some of it I’m really good at, and some of it I’m not as good at. I also like to remind people that this is an ongoing process for me too. It’s simple, really: things go wrong, people upset us, accidents happen. These things make us feel like shit. And that’s fine. Negative emotions are a necessary component of emotional health. To deny that negativity is to perpetuate problems rather than solve them. Harris, John F.; Lippman, Daniel (September 6, 2019). "Can the F-Bomb Save Beto?". Politico . Retrieved March 7, 2021. Bella, Timothy (May 24, 2012). "The '7 Dirty Words' Turn 40, but They're Still Dirty". The Atlantic . Retrieved February 15, 2021.If you want to accomplish something but don’t feel motivated or inspired, then you assume you’re just screwed. There’s nothing you can do about it. It’s not until a major emotional life event occurs that you can generate enough motivation to actually get off the couch and do something. Fault is past tense. Responsibility is present tense. Fault results from choices that have already been made. Responsibility results from the choices you’re currently making, every second of every day. As an extension of our positivity/consumer culture, many of us have been “indoctrinated” with the belief that we should try to be as inherently accepting and affirmative as possible. This is a cornerstone of many of the so-called positive thinking books: open yourself up to opportunities, be accepting, say yes to everything and everyone, and so on. But we need to reject something. Otherwise, we stand for nothing. If nothing is better or more desirable than anything else, then we are empty and our life is meaningless. We are without values and therefore live our life without any purpose. Oh, let's not forget how he loves to give added emphasis to things. When talking about music, it's not enough to reference The Beatles, they are the The GODDAMN Beatles. There are all sorts of situations where people try to force you to care about something that’s only going to cause you drama and stress for no reason.

There’s a certain comfort that comes with knowing how you fit in the world. Anything that shakes up that comfort—even if it could potentially make your life better—is inherently scary. Not that we need convincing, but studies have shown that those who use swear words are, generally speaking more honest, have better psychological and physical health, suffer less pain, are more humorous, and are more powerful as they stand up for themselves more. Anger good, swearing bad: Iemma". The Age. February 11, 2006. Archived from the original on January 16, 2016 . Retrieved July 12, 2015. Sarah Knight: Well, there’s a difference between being a people pleaser in the sense that you never want to make a good selfish decision that benefits you, because you’re so worried about or concerned with what other people want and what other people think.Sarah Knight: That does sound like somebody who is experiencing depression and if they are listening I would urge them to talk to a doctor or to a therapist about those feelings because that is really what depression is, it’s the inability to care, you know, you feel incapable. And I don’t think that somebody who is truly emotionally healthy would have that feeling. I’m not a doctor, but I think that if you’re feeling that way, it’s probably time to talk to a professional. How to say no without being an asshole

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