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It's a matter of comfort vs the fear of the unknown. Change brings with it the risk of failure.
Some people are set in their ways...and change means having to do, view, think of things differently. Some are afraid they won't fit in or they aren't prepared.
Some people are set in their ways...and change means having to do, view, think of things differently. Some are afraid they won't fit in or they aren't prepared.
Changing is uncomfortable escpecially when you are fine with the way things are.
Under the hate is fear of the unknown, fear of lack, and fear of the 'other'. Which is where the saying "better the devil you know than the devil you don't" comes from. All of which is usually expressed by trying to control .. situations, people, the environment, etc. Which brings me to one of my favorite movie quotes, You think you control everything but the only thing you control is your thermostat! (And only that if there's fuel for your furnace .. which you have no control over.)
I think people grow comfortable with the way things are. One little bump in the road can throw them for a loop. I don't like change and that's why, it is just easier to go along the way things are.
Some people are set in their ways...and change means having to do, view, think of things differently. Some are afraid they won't fit in or they aren't prepared.
Some people are set in their ways...and change means having to do, view, think of things differently. Some are afraid they won't fit in or they aren't prepared.
Some people are set in their ways...and change means having to do, view, think of things differently. Some are afraid they won't fit in or they aren't prepared.
Some people are set in their ways...and change means having to do, view, think of things differently. Some are afraid they won't fit in or they aren't prepared.
Beats me!! it's one of the few thing you can really count on.
Why fix it if it isnt broken?
Hate is powerful and easy to attain. it makes people feel strong and right and the rush becomes addictive.
We all have our comfort zones that we try to stay in. I don't think we "Hate" change as much as we fear it.
What I believe we really fear is failing. We know how to do it the old way, but "this new way,,,,,,errr I don't know."
In essence, we are all afraid of the dark, metaphorically speaking.
Because it is so easy to get stuck in a rut and scary to get out.
It weighs down their pockets.
some people hate change because they liked the thing the way it was.
Fear and anxiety.
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