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What armor do I use to protect my vulnerability?

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From "100 Of The Most Powerful Questions You Can Ask Yourself"

Nothing has the power to completely alter perspective and therefore your thoughts and actions and life quite like a question. Inquiry leads to understanding. The quality of the answers we arrive at, correspond directly to the quality of question we ask. The better the question, the better the answer. One of the most important things to realize about a question is that a person learns far, far more from the process and work involved in answering a question than from the answer itself. This is why spiritual teachers throughout history (including myself) have tended to pose so many questions to their students rather than to simply offer a direct answer. For this reason, I have selected a collection of 100 of the most powerful questions that you can ask yourself.

Make sure to take time to carefully consider each question that is posed in order to meaningfully answer them. And don’t forget to come back to these questions again and again throughout your life, especially whenever you are feeling stuck, because the answers will most likely change over the course of your life and also cause you to change your course in life.

- Teal Swan


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Misdirection, half-truths and carefully constructed appearances

KameronS.

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"I can do it myself."

"I'm fine." 

"I got it."

marta

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My anger and aggressiveness, no one is gonna walk over me attitude... I don’t need you, fuck you...

Thoughts like ‘I am never gonna be loved,  I am just gonna wait until this is over since I feel I am never gonna be loved as I am’

Also, kindness and sensual attractiveness

 

vixyj

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Masculinity. Being independent, responsible and fine. Get lost in the masculine and switch off. 

Aramejan

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Silence

Vile

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  • anger

_Dalia

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Avoidance & blaming.

Fati

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silence, dissociation

Cheryl lamb

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Get hurt armour is

Then shut down rebel against all do anything do everything sexual give away body if tears come don’t feel 

help others give advice pick the worst n try to fix focus on others

caretake everyone

be a body only give it away

run

fill life up

shut the voice in head off

 

 

more now stay away from relationships stay single stop all sexual promiscuity 

draw paint write study learn something new 

trust only a dog

talk bout it easy show survival help them open up keep them away

divert attention

don’t trust 

run 

Work get heaps work exist

work on me get aha moments 

see others at their age  explain the whys where they were coming from to myself 

it’s still in me 

exercise

get healthy

still everything keep from flooding 

 

 

Sarah Mohamed

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Being always in a bad mood around others, and being overly logical/mental

 

miangelisa

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Pretending I'm not bothered. Pretending I'm fine being alone, being dismissed, unseen, unheard. Pretending pain doesn't bother me as much as it does. Keeping things to myself. Keeping people at a distance by not showing all of myself to them. Showing myself in increments and compartmentalized versions. Keeping myself small and not going for things or doing things I want to do bc that means being vulnerable. 

Mirosława

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a facade of manliness and sickness

Sarah Mohamed

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Thinking of myself as worthless 

cynicism and bitterness, skepticism, sarcasm, humor, rationalizing and intellectualizing things, physically isolating myself from people, trying to do things perfectly or be perfect in some scenarios, avoiding responsibility and commitment, eating not very healthy food and self-distraction, changing topics, coming up with excuses, postponing things and procrastinating, telling myself how people suck, withholding information about myself or affection, not showing emotions, pretending like everything is fine

Hannah Black

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Age regression, anorexia, marijuana, non commitment, isolation, codependency 

Julie Rose

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Being overly analytical

Helene Schibel

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How I protect it from myself is by being always busy, always moving and on the go

April Park

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Perfection, no space, reserved, controlling, holding tight, resistant to receive

when in fact I only want to love and be loved.

Ilirijana

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Sarcasm, anger, numbness.

Sandy NM

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Being too nice, avoiding conflict and isolation.

April Park

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Having no space for others

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I armor my vulnerabilities by overcompensating for what I feel I lack:

Things like perfection, confidence and perfect clarity (in regards to stuff I actually am not experienced in).

 

 

Edited by Klara Linea Ejerskov

Binx

Members

Independence, isolation, false confidence, not asking for help when I need to. Keeping myself boxed in a bit so I can't see the bigger picture and keeps me safe, assuming without questioning or clarifying.

Mandy46

Members

My armour is that I'm a puppet, to give an illusion to others, so carefully constructed to respond to everyone I meet. Underneath, I am just a fragmented self uncertain of my own identity.

samatashah

Members

In simple words-Fight or flight

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