Do you have to ask yourself permission before you let yourself go?

Answer 1

if i give permission to my self it mean i fee guilty. but since i do not feel guilty i do not see any reason for any permission

Answer 2

Do you often ask yourself questions?

Do you answer your own questions?

If so, do you speak these things out loud?

Do people look at you funny when you do?

I wonder what you are implying when you say "let yourself go". Maybe over the speed limit? Sometimes I'm in a hurry and I go 5-10 over. How about of a fried chicken leg? I am getting bit of a belly. Maybe you mean letting yourself go to the bathroom. I'm not sure why I would need permission for that. Or why I would need to ask myself for anything really.

Ok, enough of that.

I am the type of person that doesn't often think before doing something. I usually just act. And that has gotten me into trouble at times. So, I don't think like other people do.

But it is an interesting question you ask. I am actually quite fascinated by it. I am afraid I may not be much help here. If you are looking for more than a simple answer, that is. So I'll just answer the question.

No. I do not have to ask myself permission before I let myself go.

(I still swear it sounds like a bathroom joke. Sorry).

Answer 3

Yes, I do. I don't think it's a bad thing, though. I really don't want to add stress and unwanted consequences to my life by not thinking something through, which is how I would ask myself permission, before I act or make a decision.Life is really all about choices. The better I am at making good choices for myself, the more fulfilling my life can be.

Answer 4

I'm a spontaneous one, so I don't ask myself what will be next. I allow myself to go through the flux of experiences… "Let my people go"- there was a mistake to ask the permission which had asked by a leader a long time ago.

Answer 5

For a lot of things, no. Just choose of f the moment, act of the moment, etc.

However, for a lot of things, many things don't necessarily require a "yes or no" permission availability, but definitley need introspection

Answer 6

Yes, though not only ask myself permission, but have a big battle back and forth in my mind.
I don't make up my mind very easily, though it is very easy for me to act like an idiot.

Answer 7

Sure; you basically have to consider if, by letting go, you are going against any ethical beliefs or morals that you have set for yourself. Once you decide whether you are or aren't, you then know whether or not you can let go.

Or, if by letting go you mean "letting one rip", then no; I don't ask, I just let it rip!

Answer 8

Of course not...

I gave myself "carte blanche" permission to let myself go anytime I deem necessary a long time ago...

No permission necessary...

That's the beauty of being...

A well-adjusted, changing, maturing, "getting smarter" adult...

Answer 9

... unfortunately, yes. =_=.

let me put it this way, we all understand the best and easist way to get rid of one's enemy, is to "actually get rid of them" But, the problem is, you really have to ask yourself, whether or not if you are willing to sacrifice your normal life, for some-farts who never meant any thing to you? (imagine if you commit a crime in reality, you are likely to stay in jail for a long time., and, your beloved family and close ones will miss you... think about it, all that for someone you renounced? dude, it's really not worth it, isn't it? )

For that, we normally choose the second best way, to ignore the sh#ty scum that pissed the hell out of you, in oreder to stay away from them, yet, remain harmless to anyone, include yourself. :)

dude, i hope this example explain my point (with my poor English. :P)

Cheers, and wsih all is going well.

Answer 10

I usually do it, think a little (more) before do anything.
Except when it may happen for me to be astonished by such a perfection. Though, if it happens to get a little niche in that brilliant perfection . . .