We seek pleasure and avoid pain, subconsciously, i'm not sure how psychologically correct is that, but I've learned recently that this applies to myself.
The decisions i make are influenced by those 2 desires, seeking pleasure and avoiding pain, and if both options collide, the priority goes to avoiding pain.
This would probably apply to the "play it safe" people too, the non risk-takers, risking exposing yourself to a potential pain for the sake of a promised pleasure is usually a failed option.
The amount of pain caused by someone/something, is proportional to the amount of pleasure you felt by the same cause. The happier you are, the more sensitive and vulnerable you become.
And i'm so vulnerable at the moment.
The decisions i make are influenced by those 2 desires, seeking pleasure and avoiding pain, and if both options collide, the priority goes to avoiding pain.
This would probably apply to the "play it safe" people too, the non risk-takers, risking exposing yourself to a potential pain for the sake of a promised pleasure is usually a failed option.
The amount of pain caused by someone/something, is proportional to the amount of pleasure you felt by the same cause. The happier you are, the more sensitive and vulnerable you become.
And i'm so vulnerable at the moment.
