How is the subconscious projection of our feelings onto others tied in with our perception of what they say to us?
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Jodie44
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I absolutely want to answer this question, however, my lack of social and psychological perception is not allowing me to formulate a very good answer. Excellent question. I'll get back to you once I shake the cobwebs out.
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I'm glad you asked Jodie, ya know I was posed with this Q the other day by my girlfriend. It seems she was a bit upset because I could not tell when she was feeling depressed or having anxiety issues, and she inquired about why I am so insensitive to her needs. Well I proposed the problem, I am not very good at ESP, I just never had a knack for it when it came to reading peoples minds, I don't know if it's a guy thing or what!? But I tried, I tried to read peoples minds and subconscious projection but I think im psychicly disabled or something. Does anyone know where I can take a class or get treatment on how to read peoples minds, especially the minds of women? I'll pay good money! Okay, yes it's sarcasm.
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The more psychologically disturbed, the more projection they will do. A healthy person won't develop a habit of using coping mechanisms to deal with the problem of psychological projection, though a disturbed person might result to lying and constant denial/lying. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection
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