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 %DOMINEERING PEOPLE DIFFICULT FORGIVE BIRTH RIGHTS 040823
 %RITES RITUALS TRADITIONS PREJUDICES COLORED SKINS 040823
  %SLANTED EYES BUILT BODIES ADDICTIONS CODEPENDENT 040823
 %ALERGIES AVERSIONS INTELLECTUAL REASONS ABILITIES 040823
 %DISPOSITION ATTITUDE ASSUMPTION INTIMACIES SEXUAL 040823
 %CREATIVITY CONFORMITY TOLERANCE DOMINATION DEVILS 040823

    Domineering  people  find  it  difficult  to  forgive
"different" people who were born with:

    1.  Differently colored-skin.
    2.  Differently slanted-eyes.
    3.  Differently built-bodies.
    4.  Different addictive-tendencies.
    5.  Different alergies and aversions.
    6.  Different levels of intellectual abilities.
    7.  Different dispositions towards intimacies.
    8.  Different kinds/levels of creativity.
    9.  Different levels of tolerance for conformity.
   10.  Different levels of tolerance for domination.

    Domineering people often assume that they  themselves
are,    and/or  can-set  the-only-possible:   reasonable,
proper, righteous, Godly, moral, ethical, etc.  STANDARDS
which are clearly absolute, eternal, and without flaw.

    People who are "different"  do not seem to be  worthy
of   communal  or  personal:   trust,   respect,   honor,
acceptance,   inclusion,  integration,  integrity,   etc.
Domineering people often feel-called-and-voluneer to make
sure that what  seem to them  to be  right-and-righteous-
behaviors ---  are enforced as the-nomative-standards for
their  particular communities;  i.e.,  to enforce  their-
laws-and-their-orders whatever-the-costs-may-be.

                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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