Behaviors

spiritual escapism

Head in the clouds, nose in a spiritual book, and resisting the practical matters of human life such as the body, sex, money, relationships, or expressing your talents in the world.

burning bridges

Departing from an arrangement, relationship or situation in such a way that returning is difficult or impossible.

oversharing

Saying more than is necessary or contextually appropriate... Using social media like a personal diary and treating acquaintances as if they were a therapist --priority request.

doing something for the sake of calibration

Modifying behavior as informed by consciousness calibration.

lawlessness

Behavior that is illegal or not controlled by laws.

manipulating others

Request: I’m noticing behaviour designed to control other people for a desire outcome. Sometimes on a small and seemingly harmless scale. And in some people this energy is compulsive and frequent. The intention can be conscious or unconscious.

going with the flow

Priority request: to take life moment to moment. It is to be as flexible, adaptable, and relaxed as possible with an emphasis on not worrying about the future or past. It is often compared to floating down a river and handling what occurs as it arises with as much ease as possible.

learning from your mistakes

Are mistakes just valuable life lessons?

suppression

"the conscious process of pushing unwanted, anxiety-provoking thoughts, memories, emotions, fantasies and desires out of awareness" -- scientificamerican.

speaking your mind / being blunt / “no filter”

Not a matter of appropriateness or consideration.

underpromise, overdeliver

The solution to overpromise, underdeliver?

overpromise, underdeliver

Overpromising and under-delivering is not redundant, as the promise and delivery are separate in time and context; one can overpromise and still overdeliver, though the latter is rare and often unsustainable -- Brave AI.

not being able to stop thinking about someone

Request: It's been a whole year where I have thought about a particular person every day (I haven't talked to them in a whole year). I chuckle because I know it's the mind/ego being attached to the idea of the person.

to stop looking to the mind to find Truth

Priority request: Realizing that the mind does not have any verifiable answers removes one's involvement with the mind's concepts and questions.

asking to "like, comment, subscribe" on YouTube, etc.

Request: content creators ask the audience to like and subscribe to the channel for the YouTube algorithm... Perhaps due to the ~190 YouTube algorithm, they're playing the game at that level?