Context, with No Judgement

When I'm winning at poker:

I expect to win every pot.

If I'm playing H/L, I win half or all of almost every pot I play.

I smirk when I massively brick and have to fold.

I remember that I don't HAVE to play every "playable on 3rd" scenario.

I remember that folding for no reason is one of the best ways to honor my intuition.

I trust my intuition.

I don't second guess my choices, whether they were right or wrong.

Stud H/L is one big, happy, freeroll.

I can fold 2 aces.

I can fold KKK on the river when they obviously hit their flush they were chasing.

I get paid for my winning hands.

I REFUSE to pay people off.

When I'm losing at poker:

I expect to win every pot.

If I'm playing H/L, I win half or all of 20%-40% of pots I play.

I feel mad, angry, when I get screwed on the river.

I struggle to break even.

I instacall when the odds are close enough.