My office mate Light Bright is always getting on my case for
my negative thoughts. She said I should wear a rubber band around my wrist and
snap it every time I have a bad thought about myself, so I did try that today,
and I ended up snapping it a few times. She said, “If it gives you a welt, just
think that you’re doing that much damage to your psyche.” Now the problem is:
how do I decide what is a negative thought and what is just factual? For
example, if I think, “I’m fat,” is that a negative thought? As an objective
measure, my Body Mass Index indicates that I am overweight. So if I change my
thought from “I’m fat” to “I’m overweight,” do I not have to snap myself? You
can see my dilemma.
Famous Hat
2 comments:
So if you have a positive thought "I am buff" and reward yourself with chocolate, then you snap the rubber band for the negative thought "I am fat" as the result of eating the reward for the positive thought
I don't have a positive feedback system in place yet.
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