The most common thing I hear from readers for The Whitney W-State Dead is “I feel like I should be more self-aware.” I’ve read that response 100 times, but I think it is something that most of us can relate to. I’ve been guilty of this myself, as I tend to be more conscious of my actions and behaviors then my surroundings.
A lot of people are guilty of this as well. They may not always tell you, but they think they are too. They usually try to distance themselves from the bad things they’ve done, so they become less accountable, and less aware of their actions. And this is something I think most of us can relate to, because I feel like I should be more aware of my actions and behaviors than I am.
For some of us, this is the hardest part of starting to be aware. For others, it may not be. But the key to learning to be aware of our actions and behaviors is to do them without being aware of them. That is, to not let our attention be focused on the effects of our actions. Doing something without being aware that what you’re doing is making you do something else is the first step toward becoming aware.
At the risk of sounding like my older brother, I cannot tell you how much I love this quote: “The only way to be perfect is to be wrong.” The only way to be aware is to intentionally NOT be aware of your actions, but only the results of your actions. This is how I am most aware of my actions right now.
The problem is that I can’t read a lot of the comments at the bottom of the screen. I still have a few more questions that I’d like to know more about myself.
We already have a lot of people who have been in a relationship for the past 30+ years but I don’t know much about this.
I was born and raised in a small city in the state of Wisconsin, so I don’t know all the details, but I think I’ll give it a shot. I’m a little behind the scenes in that regard, so I’ll be posting here shortly.
As you can tell from my title, I am a huge Whitney fan. I have yet to come across a single thing that I don’t know. I also have a very bad habit of taking my own advice, which is why I’m glad there is a thread dedicated to Whitney.
I’ve never heard of Whitney, but I’ve been watching her on the internet for a while now. I have been a fan of her since her career in the ’90s. Since the release of the ’93 “It Takes Two” video, I have been a huge Whitney fan. I have even watched the entire “It Takes Two” video, and am still stunned that I was so in love with the show.
So I have to admit that Whitney’s character is more of a villain than her characters. It just has to be that way. She is a good person, no matter who she is. She also has a tendency to make me feel like a jerk when I ask her questions. She seems to just make me feel like I’m being silly all the time, and that she is not a fan of her character. It seems like she’s trying to tell me that my life is going to change.