Can you talk to someone who refuses to accept reality?

The answer to both questions may frequently be no, but for less outlandish and extreme denialism, these steps could help you ease your batty aunt or stubborn colleague back into the world of reality, saving not only that person’s sanity, but your own as well. Sorry, the video player failed to load. (Error Code: 100013)

What does it mean when someone talks about God?

She talked about God like he was her closest friend. She was convinced he deeply loved her. I knew her life well. Any concern she would take to God, trusting him to work it out or care for her in some way. She would tell me, quite candidly, that she was merely praying that God would act upon her concerns.

How to talk to someone who doesn’t believe in climate change?

If your uncle won’t believe in climate change out of economic concerns, start by explaining you are also worried about unemployment. Now, you’re all set for the real conversational ninja move — you need to show the other party that his beliefs are actually in conflict with his own values and goals, all without making him defensive.

Can a rational person talk to a denialist?

Rational intelligence won’t work but emotional intelligence can. Your goal, according to Tsipursky, should be to make it possible for your friendly local denialist to switch teams without feeling the fool.

Do you need help but don’t want to talk to anybody?

I go to work at a place i hate with a passion and then go home and sleep all the time. Yeah i know i have to talk to a profession or anybody but i over that, enough I don’t want to do that and if thats what somebody is going tomtell me to do then this is no help.

Do you talk to God when you don’t know what to do?

Yes! Did you know that He invites you to talk with Him? (see Ps. 27:8 NLT). Plus, God has promised to instruct you and teach you in the way you should go; to counsel you with His loving eye on you (see Ps. 32:8 NIV). So the next time you don’t know what to do, talk to Him.

Is there hope when you have no one to talk to?

There are hints of hopelessness in your words, but there is always hope. Sometimes it helps when someone removed from your situation points it out. Speaking of hope, I hope you will consider working with a therapist for this reason.

Do you need help in your time of need?

We certainly need to know what is offered to us in God’s promises. Also where to locate them. We will list some which need to be considered from four angles. For solving some of your problems. For supplying your spiritual needs. For power for Christian living. For attaining your deepest desires.