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Agreed. The change doesn't have to be quite as profound - and it's up to other people to choose how to react and proceed. Different quantitatively but I think
by NikolaNovak 11y ago
Agreed. The change doesn't have to be quite as profound - and it's up to other people to choose how to react and proceed.
Different quantitatively but I think similar qualitatively, my best friend (despite my warning) attended a high-intensity motivational/NLP weekend seminar a few years back. It is no exaggeration that he came out a completely different person, in the sense that the stimuli/response has radically changed. He was more emotional, open, intense, etc.
My reaction initially was confused and highly negative; and eventually settled down on "The person I knew is in some ways gone; but let's give this new person a chance and see how we get along".
Others, erm... did not react as positively :P
- tangled_zans 11y agoThat's quite interesting. I have a former friend who joined some sort of super happy cult a year or so back, and undergone a similar change literally over a course of a single week. It was quite... disconcerting to watch.