Jan 23, 2020
10:50:35pm
10:50:35pm
This is so healthy though. The rules should always be a cognition thing, but they should be a gutteral “feel” thing too.
I think people run into trouble when they get too comfortable without having PERFECT discipline.
It’s best to never feel too comfortable, so when an inevitable cognition error occurs you have that guttural back up.
I still don’t feel good about having a barrel pointed my way that I’m 100% sure is safe. And that’s good with me.
It’s best to never feel too comfortable, so when an inevitable cognition error occurs you have that guttural back up.
I still don’t feel good about having a barrel pointed my way that I’m 100% sure is safe. And that’s good with me.
Originally posted on Jan 23, 2020 at 10:50:35pm
Message modified by mvtoro on Jan 23, 2020 at 11:03:26pm
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