
truecap
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Posted by tiziani
I'm fortunate because I'm more vulnerable in my line of work than most people I know. So when it filters over to risking things in my personal life, it's really nothing out of habit for me.
I am two percent ruling most things nowadays though.


Posted by cheekyfaerie
Sid, were you always like that?
I'll be the first to admit I wasn't. Took getting older and more one with the me.

Posted by truecap
My Sag friend has this philosophy in relationships: "You don't know til you know, and if you don't know you should know, therefore, you find out so you'll know".
She has no problems with vulnerability because she looks at it as 'nip it in the bud and either be happy or move on and be happy'.
As a cap, I have a hard time with making myself vulnerable and I'm sure the other caps would agree. I really wish I could get more comfortable with her philosophy on life and relationships. I'm envious of people who so bravely express themselves without worry of repercussions.
So how do the rest of you deal with vulnerabilities?


Posted by CapTennPosted by truecap
My Sag friend has this philosophy in relationships: "You don't know til you know, and if you don't know you should know, therefore, you find out so you'll know".
She has no problems with vulnerability because she looks at it as 'nip it in the bud and either be happy or move on and be happy'.
As a cap, I have a hard time with making myself vulnerable and I'm sure the other caps would agree. I really wish I could get more comfortable with her philosophy on life and relationships. I'm envious of people who so bravely express themselves without worry of repercussions.
So how do the rest of you deal with vulnerabilities?
Drink ..... a lot.click to expand


Posted by truecap
My Sag friend has this philosophy in relationships: "You don't know til you know, and if you don't know you should know, therefore, you find out so you'll know".
She has no problems with vulnerability because she looks at it as 'nip it in the bud and either be happy or move on and be happy'.
As a cap, I have a hard time with making myself vulnerable and I'm sure the other caps would agree. I really wish I could get more comfortable with her philosophy on life and relationships. I'm envious of people who so bravely express themselves without worry of repercussions.
So how do the rest of you deal with vulnerabilities?

Posted by LibraSid
I realized I'd rather deal with the repercussions that come from expressing myself clearly, openly, and honestly, than to deal with what happens when people are left to guess and wonder about half truths.
In relationships or even just friendships, I am who I am. The good, bad, strong, weak, ugly...all of it. If we ain't gonna mesh for whatever reason, I'd rather know. If you don't like something, you'll say so, right. Same thing really.
I've got a few good friends, that's all a guy needs. If we do get along and I gain a friend cool, if not, cool. What I don't want is to gain a friend based on false impressions. More so in dating. I'm ultimately only looking for one woman out of billions. Why change who you are with odds like that? Someone is bound to fit great just like I am.



Posted by truecap
Every time I go out on a limb with anyone (not just relationships), I am ridden with internal anxiety for a while until I see what they do with the information (that's the fear of vulnerability). Oh, they'll never know. I'm learning, slowly, to take a little more risks. But I hate being vulnerable. However, I have realized that vulnerability does build relationships and lets people in, which they appreciate.
I'm not concerned with being naive really. I think it could be a fear of betrayal or humiliation. Is this a cap thing? Or a cap moon thing?

Posted by CapTennPosted by truecap
Every time I go out on a limb with anyone (not just relationships), I am ridden with internal anxiety for a while until I see what they do with the information (that's the fear of vulnerability). Oh, they'll never know. I'm learning, slowly, to take a little more risks. But I hate being vulnerable. However, I have realized that vulnerability does build relationships and lets people in, which they appreciate.
I'm not concerned with being naive really. I think it could be a fear of betrayal or humiliation. Is this a cap thing? Or a cap moon thing?
Only one way to solve this, tc.......
PM me a deep, dark, embarrassing secret and see if I spout it all over the boards.
Take a Xanax after the PM to relieve any anxiety issues.click to expand

Posted by tiziani
The good thing about going through the humiliation/mocking phase is people trust you more afterwards. Strange but true.
"You have to have a little dirt on you for people to trust you" - Alonzo

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She has no problems with vulnerability because she looks at it as 'nip it in the bud and either be happy or move on and be happy'.
As a cap, I have a hard time with making myself vulnerable and I'm sure the other caps would agree. I really wish I could get more comfortable with her philosophy on life and relationships. I'm envious of people who so bravely express themselves without worry of repercussions.
So how do the rest of you deal with vulnerabilities?