Danacovert82 wrote:
You want to get me going. I know you do. I'm not playing your games. Lol.![]()
Yes, it's hard for me to say what I want on forums. I don't know how to write what I want in a way that will make people understand me. So, for instance if I were to write a post about Joel Osteen, I would just say I like him, and he's my pastor. That was just a for instance. That's all I can say about Joel Osteen.
Does that make sense? I hope it does.
Hi Dan,
Oh, I am so glad that I WASN'T able to Push a Button, with simply talking about your, well, 'writing style'. So this tells us all that you are not Angry about Everything... that you pick your battle. That is Good. here in 'anger management' we know we have less work to do on your behalf.
so it is religion that mostly riles you up. well, that can be expected. At Victorian Dinner Parties, it was always recommended to keep Conversation away from Religion and Politics. people are mostly polite and agreeable on any other subject, but they tend to take Religion and Politics to Heart... that they take it personally. For instance, if the person posting a Religious Opinion received comments critical of that Opinion, well, he assume that the Critical Comments are attacking himself personally... when the Respondent may have simply been responding to the Ideas. One of the First Rules of Anger Management is to Not Take Things Personally. the Best Story Analogy I have heard which serves to explain this is of the too ways we treat a Tiger charging into a Village and snagging a beautiful young child and killing it and then dragging it back into the jungle, as opposed to a Person charging into the Village to do the Same Thing. With the Tiger, we treat it as an Act of Nature. We are said for the Child, but understand that Tigers do what Tigers do. Yet we are upset and almost deranged when a Human Being does the same thing. But why? There is no need to get excited and wild and crazy. Of course one should TREAT the Offending Person as he would treat a Tiger who tasted Human Blood and liked it... to kill it as soon as he could catch it... I mean 'him'. But WHY get excited and emotional about it? It does not help.
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