Just Washton Things

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Just Washton Things
Washton Things (based on the imagine I did with Kasey)
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i can't rllly write fluff so it's gonna be a blurb bc im lazy like i really cba to be all punctuationAL and the correct grammar bc it's fucking summer and u should love me for even bOTHERING ok
this is ashton fluff for wade (((if anyone apart from wade reads this and ur confused wad e is a guy not a female so obviously if ur a girl u can't rlly think of this as in ur pov)))) ok letts go
So What’s Underneath It All? (continued 4)
In Willpower’s Not Enough, Washton and Boundy agree. “Addictive thinking is increasingly common in today’s society and in our families,” they write. At the core of such thinking lies the belief that “life should be without pain and require no effort.” They add, “If we insist on avoiding emotional pain, on being comfortable all the time, we will have to seek ways to avoid reality, to escape our mood.” They then go on to describe some of the thinking patterns that are driving this “addictive thinking” and our lack of acceptance of who we are: “Part of having an addictive “dis-ease” means that we hold certain contradictory beliefs that set the stage for inner conflict and struggle – such as believing simultaneously that we are not enough and that we should be perfect.” “A faulty belief system lies at the root of addiction. This belief system… embraces the idea that it is possible to be perfect, that the world should be limitless, that our image is more important than who we really are, that we are not enough, and that externals (people, drugs, and other things outside of ourselves) hold the “magic” solutions to life’s problems.” From Addiction and Choice, by Scott Gallager (page 6) Thoughts? Questions? Please post your comments below and I'll reply personally. Hit the LIKE button (on the right margin) or enter your email address above to get notified when I post free training videos
Why does Sioux Falls have to be so far away from Washington? I wanted to use the little knowledge I have of the US climate to my advantage. Actually, I just wanted to have this story take place in Washington, because Washington is cool sounding. Don't ask me why I think this. I cannot spell the state to save my ass. Actually, I just can't spell.