It's another one of those things I just can't understand. Life is rough. Everyone who is breathing in and out has it tough some kind of way. It's the first rule of Life that one must get aquainted with.
So let's say, Joe has a bad day. He sees Sam and gives him a hard time because he feels bad.
Why?
Given that something life-threatening isn't happening at that point and poor Sam hasn't added to Joe's bad day, why would Joe lay his burden so completely on Sam?
Sorry. I'm extremely slow, because I don't understand such logic. It seems to me that if Sam didn't do anything to cause or increase Joe's bad day, he should not be afflicted with Joe's negative emotional state.
It seems reasonable to me that if Sam is innocent of any guilt in the matter of Joe's bad day, then at least peace should be shown Sam, if not joy, even as a front. Because unless they are the cause of your unhappiness, you must shoulder your own burden as best as you can.
Let me know if you agree, alright?
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Bye-Bye...
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Boss yells at man, man yells at wife, wife yells at son, son kicks the dog. If Joe takes his shit out on Sam, Sam can either pass the negativity along or re-interpret Joe's bullshit as being just that - bullshit. Also, Joe should just chill out and buy a mother fucking phone card and life would be sweet.
You are my hero, HBM.
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