@Cody Henkel I haven't seen any X-Men but we have seen plenty of mutations and it doesn't seem like any of them are good.

@Cody Henkel They can already do that and it's super sketchy. CRSPR.

@Cody Henkel Society has spent the last few decades at least convincing everyone of "toxic masculinity" and "the patriarchy" and "feminism" and it has been blowing up in our faces. Women want to be men, men want to be women, and other such nonsense.

@Cody Henkel I have no idea about any measurements but I'm pretty sure I can pass if that's the number, lol.

@Cody Henkel I gotta get back to my roots.

@Cody Henkel I'll have to check this out. Good lookin out. 😎

You face the mirror, or hide from it. You look at yourself, or you lie to yourself.

@Cody Henkel Exactly! You see, look for, and react to certain things and people because of YOU, NOT because of them.💯🙏

@Cody Henkel In what way? Proactive just means it arises in a different way. You meet someone new, you set boundaries. The meet is the catalyst. Rather than waiting for the boundaries to be crossed.

@Cody Henkel Reactive is usually not the way. Unless you've proactively trained for that. Tai Chi, lol. This is where things can get confusing and people get it twisted. Proactive is generally better than reactive. But every situation is different and dictates different terms. So generally, generalizations can run into problems. Being proactive can try to force things to fit that do not. Or can cause you to look for things that aren't there. Expectations. What it really comes down to is emotions. If you can stay calm and level headed, then reactions will be more appropriate to the situation. But that is easier said than done. Most people react emotionally and that is often a disaster. So being proactive gives you more time to think things through clearly but the best bet there is less about the "thinking" and more about the "feeling". It gives you time to process the emotions out of the way so you can face the situation as it is instead of with clouded judgment.