Rh negative people are loners
No. BUT… It is a lot better to walk alone than with a crowd going in the wrong direction
Rh negatives are introverts
Rh negatives are extroverts
The general types of labeling do not seem to apply to us…
People with blood type A have higher stress levels
Believe it or not…
Rh negatives are offspring of Nephilims (fallen angels) and earth women
Do I need to reply to this? Wait… I already did:
Rh negatives look at things differently
I honestly do not know HOW most look at things, but I have learned huge differences in reactions in everyday life:
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Well I am O negative and I definitely am a loner (I have often had to force myself to get out of what I call “hermit mode”) … and an introvert (really are those so different). On the minus side.. my childhood was torture because I had such a hard time with people I only got my first friend when I was 12. On the plus side… it has made the “lock down” (nonsense) easier for me to deal with.
I also consider myself an extreme empath… of a particular type. I seem to pick up on “bad vibes” in places where something awful has happened…. battles, slaughters, horrible accidents/mass casualty events etc. The first and only time I went to Gettysburg was the first time I experienced that, a very intense sense of the dead (though no… I have not ever seen ghosts … and I have not had a bad feeling in any cemetery I’ve been to).
I had similar bad feelings when I went to a place near Missoula Montana called “Hells Gate”… where a lot of Native Americans were slaughtered (members of tribes like the Salish from the Northeast who came east to that area to hunt buffalo and were ambushed and killed by Blackfoot Indians. When the French first got to that area they found this valley that was full of the skulls of slaughtered people) which is how the place got its name.
I had an awful experience also once traveling along Route I-80 in PA, from about 100 miles south of Wilkes-Barre… so bad I could barely breath the whole time I was driving there. I put out on inquity online and was told that when that road was constructed there were a number of very nasty fatal accidents among the construction people.
And often when I pass by the scene of a traffic accident … I can tell if someone died. Usually confirmed by later hearing about it in the news.
I made a mistake (please edit). The Salish tribes are from the Northwest, not the Northeast. Thanks!
“Introverts are often misdiagnosed as rh-“…..Ha. I love it. I’m guilty of using labels because I’m trying to describe something that doesn’t have many English words to convey my point. I don’t identify with labels personally or anything but now that you mention it, almost all the so-called labels are really just words attempting to describe rh-‘s……..maybe
In “common” talk, I thought I was an extreme introvert but if I’m around somebody that I can be myself around, I’m totally not like that. And there lies one of the problems with labels.
Fantastic as always Mike.