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How effective is a head in the sand approach to life problems? Most things do go away/sort themselves out right?

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>>14294692
that was my 2018 strategy, seemed to pay off so far

>> No.14294737

I've been doing this since I was born and I somehow got a master's degree in computer science, but am completely and utterly socially inept. Ignoring problems works well, but you'll be a fucking cuck if you never confront anything.

>> No.14294764

>>14294692
No, but I don't have enough energy to solve my problems either.

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No.

There are certainly some things that will go away, yes - but by and large, the things that are difficult or hurtful, even if they go away, will come back to haunt you. Not the specific event or detail, mind you - that may dissapear forever. If you don't reconcile them however, not doing so will come back to burn you later.

it sounds a bit esoteric and ambiguous, but it sort of is. What I'm basically getting at, is if you don't grab the bull by the horns (pun intended) you won't grow as a person to be able to handle said stressful events. Anything that is worth doing is likely difficult.

Growth is life, stagnation is death.