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 But the two become reversed. The person {{LJ:S}}-oriented is impatient, impatient with delay, broken appointments, the inability to communicate, etc. (Etc. is the word symbol for infinity). Etc. could be the title of a novel which ran a million pages out of trying to capture the total of a moments.
-The person who is {{LJ:er}}-oriented like Ivan van Auw{{refn|Literary agent (1903-91) at the Harold Ober Agency.}} has patience. They can wait. They know that everybody and everything comes to its fulfillment (if it will—which is what gives them their sadness. (Sadness and Gladness) comes to its fulfillment if one accepts, if one takes. So, what happens is that the S gives its essential nervous quality which is time—patience to the {{LJ:H}}, and the H gives its impatience—fusing to the S. The two people within us affect one another. ''Every man is a marriage within himself''.
+The person who is {{LJ:er}}-oriented like Ivan Von Auw{{refn|Literary agent (1903-91) at the Harold Ober Agency.}} has patience. They can wait. They know that everybody and everything comes to its fulfillment (if it will—which is what gives them their sadness. (Sadness and Gladness) comes to its fulfillment if one accepts, if one takes. So, what happens is that the S gives its essential nervous quality which is time—patience to the {{LJ:H}}, and the H gives its impatience—fusing to the S. The two people within us affect one another. ''Every man is a marriage within himself''.
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