4:01:51Ina fighting the Takobocchi...
4:01:52Maybe Ina can choose not to be angry
4:01:53Or she takes something different away from it
4:01:53i think it's teaching you to be open minded
4:01:53Like people's roles in life?
4:01:53wisdom of the ancient one :_polite:
4:01:57Exploring the mind of ninomae inanis
4:01:58Probably if she reccomends the books so highly
4:02:03ask her she must have a lot of thoughts about that book
4:02:03Ina is more chill and less prone to be ragebaited from what i see
4:02:04ina has the monk mental; immovable fortess
4:02:06Maybe you should discuss it with Ina
4:02:12Is this the part where you talk about philosophy when you're drunk?
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4:02:12*to Cecilia*: what tasks did you do!?
4:02:18i could see her finding some of these thoughts helpful
4:02:18maybe she likes hearing other perspectives etc
4:02:18internal emotional response is instictual, external emtional output often choosen when it is slowed and deliberated. unfortunately if a person has a mental thing similar or like ADHD or BP its harder
4:02:21really sounds a lot like stoicism :thinking_face:
4:02:23Help yourself before you help others:_jii::_tin:
4:02:26Ina did say she feels more motivated to work for things rather than be handed things.
4:02:29By the way I’m impressed you can move and see with that on.
4:02:33I'm curious about this book,
4:02:35we need a book-club confrontation with ina now
4:02:37ufff compicated way of thinking but... ok
4:02:40Seems like one thing contradicts the other
4:02:40Talking through with Ina could probably help you process your thoughts on it more
4:02:41"do your job, don't be a hero"