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Graciousness

Wednesday, November 23, 2005
One of my personal flaws is that I try to practice graciousness (see definitions 1 & 2) when being let down. Instead of puting up a huge fight or making a big scene, I accept what happens and try to let the other person feel okay about themselves. People hurt me and I take it and try to be polite and compassionate about it. Yet, this favor is not returned to me. Essentially I take what I'm given (more or less) politely, yet others down always don't do the same to me.

What's wrong with me?

2 Comments:

Blogger Laura said...

Quit being gracious and tell people to fuck off once in a while. It feels good.

9:53 PM, November 23, 2005  
Anonymous Hollywood Mike said...

So, if I've done this to you recently, I'd like to apologize. Otherwise, let's continue this whole, "rebirth of BURTON/MIKE" coolness. Capice?

3:47 AM, November 26, 2005  

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