Two Words: It sucks!
I remember the first time someone spoke ill to me.
She was my classmate’s younger sister.
She treated me with such venomousity that I couldn’t understand.
She was my classmate’s younger sister.
She treated me with such venomousity that I couldn’t understand.
I shouldn’t have understood it, but I tried.
It was a good decision.Because it gave me a reason to understand the human
psychology, A
topic close to my heart.
topic close to my heart.
The saying “You cannot please everybody” never wrung true
for me. In my mind, I knew I
could be likeable. I knew I could make everyone love me.
could be likeable. I knew I could make everyone love me.
I never knew I was a making a blasted mistake.
Blasted, but helpful.
It took me years, years and years to understand it. Finally at 21, I understood what it takes
to be “You can’t please everybody.”
to be “You can’t please everybody.”
An anonymous officemate harassed me through text messages. I
received below the belt
messages and I wondered “How” and “why”.
messages and I wondered “How” and “why”.
I could have saved myself from the drama, but I didn’t. The
experience has taught me a
valuable lesson:
valuable lesson:
- Never give your personal number
- When they don’t matter, their negative criticisms don’t matter.
- Stay away when you see the first signs of a black smoke.
No matter how much sugar coating I do, hearing that someone
doesn’t like you hurts.
The feeling is similar to a large termite stuck in your
chest, clawing itself out.
But you’ll recover.
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