Intelligent Intoxication

Feeling Judged

An EMOTIONAL TRIGGER is any person, words, actions, situations, or environments that make us emotionally uncomfortable. We’ll likely experience intense, excessive physical sensations. 
When we feel JUDGED, it may be because we’re telling ourselves that someone else is deciding whether or not we’re:
good or bad
right or wrong
worthy or unworthy
adequate or inadequate
and we worry that we’re going to be punished. 
I invite you to consider these questions:
When do you notice feeling judged?
What’s the worst thing someone else could think or say about you?
How are you worried you might be punished by yourself or others?
When do you notice judging or punishing yourself or others?
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Feeling Scolded

An EMOTIONAL TRIGGER is any person, words, actions, situations, or environments that make us emotionally uncomfortable. We’ll likely experience intense, excessive physical sensations. 
When we feel SCOLDED, it may be because we’re being:
criticized
embarrassed
shamed
guilted
persecuted
condescended to
humiliated
I invite you to consider these questions:
When did you feel SCOLDED as a child?
Were you SCOLDED publicly?
What have you decided is OK or NOT OK when someone is persecuting you?
When do you notice reacting when someone is challenging something?
How are you willing to take care of yourself when you feel scolded?
 
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Feeling Unheard

An EMOTIONAL TRIGGER is any person, words, actions, situations, or environments that make us emotionally uncomfortable. We’ll likely experience intense, excessive physical sensations. 
When we feel UNHEARD, it may be because we don’t feel as if:
our voice matters
we’re worthy of being listened to
I invite you to consider these questions:
When have you felt UNHEARD?
When have you felt as if your voice doesn’t matter?
When have you felt unheard when someone disagrees with you?
 
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Feeling Powerless

An EMOTIONAL TRIGGER is any person, words, actions, situations, or environments that make us emotionally uncomfortable. We’ll likely experience intense, excessive physical sensations. 
When we feel powerless, it may be because circumstances feel:
unpredictable
uncontrollable
uncertain
I invite you to consider these questions:
What do you have the power to think, feel, and do?
What do you have control over, and what don’t you?
What makes uncertainty so unnerving?
How can you empower yourself to take just one next step?
 
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Feeling Excluded

An EMOTIONAL TRIGGER is any person, words, actions, situations, or environments that make us emotionally uncomfortable. We’ll likely experience intense, excessive physical sensations. 
When we feel excluded, it may be because we haven’t been invited to an event or included in plans or with a group of people. 
I invite you to consider these questions:
When do you notice feeling EXCLUDED?
When you feel EXCLUDED, what do you make it mean about you or about others?
When do you notice blaming others for excluding you?
When do you notice blaming yourself for being inferior or inadequate?
When you’re triggered by feeling excluded, what does your body need in order to feel safe?
When have you experienced feeling excluded and how did you take care of yourself?
 
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Expectations Are Not Standards

EXPECTATIONS and STANDARDS are not the same thing. 
Expectations are our ideas about how we want certain situations to unfold and what we think that others should say, do, or be. 
Standards speak to a level of quality we set for ourselves. Standards are directly related to our core values. 
I invite you to consider these questions:
Is this expectation reasonable?
Am I willing to honor someone else’s capacity for or willingness to meet my expectations?
What value-based standards do you have for yourself or for others?
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Repelling Others By Being Needy or Clingy

There are “toxic” habits that tend to be repellent to others in relationships:
Negativity
Victim Mentality
Over-Sensitivity
Over-reactivity
Neediness/Clinginess
(Inspired by Kathy Caprino’s “Toxic Behaviors That Push People Away” post.)
If you are in a NEEDY/CLINGY habit, you may be:
sucking energy from others
outsourcing your emotions to others
I invite you to consider these questions about having a NEEDY/CLINGY habit:
What do you tend to think or believe when you’re stuck in this habit?
What do you tend to feel?
What actions are you taking or not taking?
How does having a NEEDY/CLINGY habit temporarily benefit you?
What is a NEEDY/CLINGY habit costing you?
When do you notice connecting with someone who has a NEEDY/CLINGY habit?
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Repelling Others By Over-Reacting

There are “toxic” habits that tend to be repellent to others in relationships:
Negativity
Victim Mentality
Over-Sensitivity
Over-reactivity
Neediness/Clinginess
(Inspired by Kathy Caprino’s “Toxic Behaviors That Push People Away” post.)
If you are in an OVER-REACTING habit, you may be:
reacting to your emotions rather than feeling them
saying and doing things that damage connections with others
I invite you to consider these questions about having an OVER-REACTING habit:
What do you tend to think or believe when you’re stuck in this habit?
What do you tend to feel?
What actions are you taking or not taking?
How does having an OVER-REACTING habit temporarily benefit you?
What is an OVERLY-REACTING habit costing you?
When do you notice connecting with someone who has an OVER-REACTING habit?
 
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Repelling Others By Being Overly-Sensitive

There are “toxic” habits that tend to be repellent to others in relationships:
Negativity
Victim Mentality
Over-Sensitivity
Over-reactivity
Neediness/Clinginess
(Inspired by Kathy Caprino’s “Toxic Behaviors That Push People Away” post.)
If you are in an OVERLY-SENSITIVE habit, you may be:
making the words or actions of others mean something about them, about how they feel about you, or about your relationship
making others feel like they’re “walking on eggshells” around you
I invite you to consider these questions about having a OVERLY-SENSITIVE habit:
What do you tend to think or believe when you’re stuck in this habit?
What do you tend to feel?
What actions are you taking or not taking?
How does having an OVERLY-SENSITIVE habit temporarily benefit you?
What is an OVERLY-SENSITIVE habit costing you?
When do you notice connecting with someone who has an OVERLY-SENSITIVE habit?
When do you notice experiencing these triggers:
 
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Repelling Others With A Victim Mentality

There are “toxic” habits that tend to be repellent to others in relationships:
Negativity
Victim Mentality
Over-Sensitivity
Over-reactivity
Neediness/Clinginess
(Inspired by Kathy Caprino’s “Toxic Behaviors That Push People Away” post.)
If you are in a VICTIM MENTALITY habit, you may be:
blaming a “persecutor” or “villain” for how you feel
searching for a “rescuer” to solve your problem or “save” you
refusing to take responsibility for the results you’ve created
I invite you to consider these questions about having a VICTIM MENTALITY habit:
What do you tend to think or believe when you’re stuck in this habit?
What do you tend to feel?
What actions are you taking or not taking?
How does having a  VICTIM MENTALITY habit temporarily benefit you?
What is a VICTIM MENTALITY habit costing you?
When do you notice connecting with someone who has a VICTIM MENTALITY habit?
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