11-13-2018, 06:18 AM
(11-12-2018, 01:15 PM)Paul1131 Wrote:(11-12-2018, 11:01 AM)Shannon Wrote: Obsessive behaviors also can be rooted in fear. In some personality types, the FRM will take longer to achieve its goals. It's design is such that it should be impossible to stop or resist completely and permanently, so eventually ALL of you should be affected by it, regardless of how strong their will is, how proud they are that they can "beat me" by resisting, or whatever other silly nonsense there is fueling the resistance on top of fear.
What we see here looks to me like your wife is responding with fear to the fear removal process, which would be normal for an emotional core type. The subtype you describe sees security in things, and apparently in her case, food. The more they have, the less insecure they feel about "what if we run out and can't get any more food?" type imaginary scenarios. I'm familiar with that, as my mother was like that and she had me doing it too for a while. But it sounds like it's a kind of hoarding behavior, and that is based in fear.
Hoarders are supposed to be among the most difficult of people to help. It would make sense, then that she would be responding more slowly and with more hoarding as she sees things (including you) change. Over time, if she is exposed for long enough, FRM will remove the fears that cause that behavior. This design is such that as long as you get enough exposure, it will work.
At least that's my take on what she's doing based on what I can see.
Part of the problem may be that she is only being exposed to the program two nights a week on my nights off. I work nights, she works days. In order for her to run it properly, I would have to put a copy on one of her devices, and I think Ben told me that that would cause problems with your anti piracy programming. Is that correct and is there any way around that? Oh, yeah, and I’d have to convince her to run it properly.
The solution is to buy a second copy and give it to her. The APC is triggered when the number of owners exceeds the number of copies paid for.
Quote:Wait, beat you? Why would someone pay over a hundred bucks for a sub, run it, then deliberately not go along with it? Seems like an awe full waste of time and money.
There are those on this forum who buy my programs and then intentionally resist and find ways to prevent the program from working, sometimes even at a conscious level, specifically to do things like prove that they are "stronger" than my programs, that they can "beat me my not cooperating", are "better than me", "can't be 'controlled' or 'told what to do'", and other such ridiculousness.
The goal for them isn't the goal of the program, but an ego trip in most cases. It's also a way of reassuring themselves that they are "in control". In all cases, it's ridiculous. I have no desire to control anyone, or I wouldn't have spent 26 years now developing these methods to work without forcing people to comply and without taking away their freedom of choice; I could have done that more than 10 years ago, no sweat. It's very easy, compared to persuading them to cooperate from their own free will, instead. But I believe that taking away someone's free will is wrong.
I was rather surprised when I realized that some of the people who have trouble getting results are resisting for these reasons. Like you, I was baffled as to why someone would spend that kind of money and then intentionally refuse to get what they paid for.
It makes no rational sense, but some people do it. Some don't consciously know they're doing it, but I believe that some of them do. And you can always see what they REALLY want to achieve, because that's what they achieve.
In the end, there will only be two options. You will either execute the sub, or you will run away from it. And in the end, those extreme outliers who want to run away from my subs instead of get the results will be welcome to. I'll be done with my part of the job, and busy building new subs to make those who really want the results have an even more awesome life.
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The scientist has a question to find an answer for. The pseudo-scientist has an answer to find a question for. ~ "Failure is the path of least persistence." - Chinese Fortune Cookie ~ Logic left. Emotion right. But thinking, straight ahead. ~ Sperate supra omnia in valorem. (The value of trust is above all else.) ~ Meowsomeness!