lunes, 27 de agosto de 2012

Wishes and "autobiographical fiction"


Many times we do not know if we have a genuine desire or fantasy (fictional autobiography) that only use to dream and talk about it.

Difficulties may also occur in communication with the inner dialogues. In other words, when we heard stating a thought, it may be that we're not getting it.

For example, someone might tell a friend who is willing to begin certain specialized studies.

Whoever hears this conversation would think that the speaker has the desire to continue studying. Moreover, the speaker also believes that and here is where are the difficulties in communicating with itself.

Only when it's time that you should run this project (start the courses), all we'll hear if you told the friend was a genuine desire or an "autobiographical fiction."

This term attempts to describe those fantasies that someone may have to indulge in them, like someone invents a fun story when leaving your imagination.

This phenomenon (confuse desire with an "autobiographical fiction") is very common, it can happen to everyone, but some people take longer than others to realize the difference.

A persistent desire and frustration is mortifies who has until this gives satisfaction, whereas an "autobiographical fiction" is a personal novel that unfolds only in the verbal, with endless descriptions, promises, announcements, exhibitions.

A desire, besides being persistent, often accompanied by multiple actions preparatory or anticipatory compliance.

For example, who want to improve in medicine, is seen making inquiries on the subject, taking every opportunity you have to talk to people and specialized, saving money to pay the costs of specialization, their entertainment (reading, cinema) typically include content than passionate.

Note: Original in Spanish (without translation by Google): Deseos y «ficción autobiográfica».


(This is the Article No. 1671)

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