I am now actually much more relaxed , as I now realize that I have the chance of free choice.
Seeing here how people kind of "force themselves on others" is a real eye opener about what false relationships are all about. It looks in a certain way very desperate, and I am very glad to simply choose only authentic relations.
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Now that I will drop the backpacking ways of travelling, I will obviously concentrate more on exploring the NGOs in each new place. This is a very good way of meeting people, in an authentic way - only meeting volunteers who have been at an assocation at least one year before my arrival.
. This trip is about enjoying myself via authentic encounters - not about falling into the traps of "staged encounters". GoodBye to crappy assholes procedures.
I realize I really enjoy my first week in this city, when all the Peace Corps Volunteer were in meetings here. Most of them had been here for quiet a while, and it was so pleasurable to have real and authentic meetings of new people.
I realize that the assholes have absolutely no care about trying to create artificial and false "encounters". To be honest, I hope they realize they are damaging their "customers" or "hired people" as well.
The pollution they introduce by trying to "force encounters" , is just shameful. But I am glad that my first week experience showed me what joyful encounters are : those actually really "inspired by God". I will be meeting some of the Peace Corps returning volunteers next week
. I am very glad , when we understood some people were "sent here", that I simply made the choice of respecting myself by staying clear of "staged encounters" whenever the coach pointed out these are "staged". They are better off cleaning up their database. But may be it is good for them to have as many names as possible.
Seeing here how people kind of "force themselves on others" is a real eye opener about what false relationships are all about. It looks in a certain way very desperate, and I am very glad to simply choose only authentic relations.
.Now that I will drop the backpacking ways of travelling, I will obviously concentrate more on exploring the NGOs in each new place. This is a very good way of meeting people, in an authentic way - only meeting volunteers who have been at an assocation at least one year before my arrival.
. This trip is about enjoying myself via authentic encounters - not about falling into the traps of "staged encounters". GoodBye to crappy assholes procedures. I realize I really enjoy my first week in this city, when all the Peace Corps Volunteer were in meetings here. Most of them had been here for quiet a while, and it was so pleasurable to have real and authentic meetings of new people.
I realize that the assholes have absolutely no care about trying to create artificial and false "encounters". To be honest, I hope they realize they are damaging their "customers" or "hired people" as well.
The pollution they introduce by trying to "force encounters" , is just shameful. But I am glad that my first week experience showed me what joyful encounters are : those actually really "inspired by God". I will be meeting some of the Peace Corps returning volunteers next week
. I am very glad , when we understood some people were "sent here", that I simply made the choice of respecting myself by staying clear of "staged encounters" whenever the coach pointed out these are "staged". They are better off cleaning up their database. But may be it is good for them to have as many names as possible.