Pacing and Agency in my Life
After the Dissenting Voice Coping Mechanism I realized the Pacing and Metre is a great tool for my own life. That my sense of Agency, a feeling I can always check when I'm evaluating a circumstance, can tell me where I am in a situation - framed in Pacing.
Situations Framed in Pacing has Stage 1: Set up, Stage 2: Initial Conflict and Stage 3: Climax and Consequences.
Stage 1: Set up - has a strong desire for Agency. So strong is the desire, I feel lost without Agency. Its only when there is agency I can start dealing with my problems. The sense of agency is a Compass as it directs me to where my biggest problems can be found - because of the lack of agency i feel when I ponder that direction.
Stage 2: Initial Conflict - this is a stage I can understand when I am ready or able to deal with the Voluntary Loss of Agency. When I am willing to endure the Loss of Agency in Conflict. How I deal with the loss of Agency and how I advance through the experience determines how long I stay in Stage 2.
Stage 3: Climax and Consequences is the trickiest stage. It ends abruptly because it is not determined by how I use my limited Agency to deal with the problem and the consequences I will need to work through in another Cycle of conflict and Pacing. That Stage 2 and Stage 3 depends on my Character and that I can always try and try again, to have greater and greater Feats and Challenges.
Situations Framed in Pacing has Stage 1: Set up, Stage 2: Initial Conflict and Stage 3: Climax and Consequences.
Stage 1: Set up - has a strong desire for Agency. So strong is the desire, I feel lost without Agency. Its only when there is agency I can start dealing with my problems. The sense of agency is a Compass as it directs me to where my biggest problems can be found - because of the lack of agency i feel when I ponder that direction.
Stage 2: Initial Conflict - this is a stage I can understand when I am ready or able to deal with the Voluntary Loss of Agency. When I am willing to endure the Loss of Agency in Conflict. How I deal with the loss of Agency and how I advance through the experience determines how long I stay in Stage 2.
Stage 3: Climax and Consequences is the trickiest stage. It ends abruptly because it is not determined by how I use my limited Agency to deal with the problem and the consequences I will need to work through in another Cycle of conflict and Pacing. That Stage 2 and Stage 3 depends on my Character and that I can always try and try again, to have greater and greater Feats and Challenges.
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