Wisdomology: Is righteous indignation addictive? If so...

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26 January 09:24PM

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Seems like once you get on a roll with it, it's hard to stop. Wondering why you might think that is . . .

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Satia 29 January 09:07AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
Lauren, I thought about this a bit. Isn't anything, whether we label it righteous or non-righteous, addictive? Aren't most things potentially a blessing and a curse? I don't know if it is the indignation that is as addictive but the att...

Cedar 27 January 01:21PM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
Our feelings can be justified. Here we have a reason to not repress, we justify our reasons. When we can do the prior, our passion escapes. When our passion escapes, we run free with our emotions. An addictive personality would become attached to t...

triara 27 January 02:28AM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
Yes, because it spends time looking down on others instead of looking into oneself and dealing with the imperfections there.

WaltS 29 January 05:15PM	MORE \| REPLY \| REPORT \| MARK THIS INSPIRING 1 inspiration
...with a slightly different spin. Yes, because it feels so good to be "looking down" on others, rather than having them looking down on us; especially as we are the ones "being" righteous.

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