
P-Angel
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Posted by P-Angel
This topic reminds of me passages in it.
Like the pysche knows to step outside of the dream, to ignore, to be silent and not respond/react ... however, the ego has such a hold that dualism steps in and demands that this (treatment) is for a brain purpose, rather than the mind's need to wake up out of what caused you to know you needed to ignore it in the first place.



Posted by Beetleguese
Some people might use the silent treatment as avoidance, if you don't talk about the problem it's not really there, like the 'outta sight outta mind' logic. Of course whatever's bothering you is still probably festering somewhere in your noggin, but that keeps therapists employed 🙂


Posted by fourthwallbreaker
that's why more people should just run their mouth and see what happens.


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I don't do that. If I have made a decision that I am finished with a person and they therefore are put on ignore, there is no other motive in this .. I simply have written them off and no longer have any dealings with them.
My reaction to being ignored is the same .... the person no longer has any relevancy in my life to even consider them as existing.