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I'm a pretty impatient person, but then when somebody is annoyed with me for being too slow while I'm giving away all my pennies to cashier, I think to myself: "lighten up dude". Hypocrite.
It's funny...The concept of the Golden Rule is so simple, but the sad thing is that for many people it's extremely hard to do.
90% of the world's problems would be erased, but I guess that's the point...
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Originally Posted by max's mama
Write me into a " I hate impatient people" club.
I'm a pretty impatient person, but then when somebody is annoyed with me for being too slow while I'm giving away all my pennies to cashier, I think to myself: "lighten up dude". Hypocrite.
Well thanks but I didn't really mean it to be a reflection on me.
I was just thinking that I'm really grateful to my Nan that she made me question hate from a very early age. AND I guess it's been a huge gift really because hate is such a negative and wasteful emotion. Sure there are things that people do that I hate but the people themselves, not so much because what does that really achieve?
I mean I really hate when people inflict pain on others, murderers, rapists, bullies that kind of thing and there's no way that I hate when people do that because it's something I would ever do....
Being able to distinguish the act from the person that helps too I guess.
SO I guess I'm not what I hate because I hate very little...meh..I'm tired...not articulating what I mean correctly.
That's why, if I had to label myself at all, I'd say I was a Jungian. Freud just had too many hang-ups.
I'm more into Carl Jung myself, especially with his art therapy.
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