51percent
Ogden, UT
44, joined Sep. 2013
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I suppose some type of occassional 'drama' is normal in life, love, relationships of all types. (To different degrees depending on your deffinition of the word.)
But why is it the people who seem to create it, attract it, invent it always seem to be the first to blame it on someone else. Why cant someone be passionate about an issue or topic and just be accepted for trying to communicate their passion without it being labled.
Just curious.
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j1dgf76
Sandy, UT
25, joined Dec. 2012
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It's culture now to stir the pot for reactions. If you are passionate you are labeled extreme. I do the best I can to avoid crazy drama filled individuals.
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51percent
Ogden, UT
44, joined Sep. 2013
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I agree drama 'filled' isnt desirable.
But something as simple as, lets say for example, a flat tire can feel like drama. That mild case of drama could then be complicated into a bigger example of drama if your spare isnt usable, or your tire iron is mysteriously missing. Which could then again be compounded even more if you get another flat tire the next day and so on.
You dont have control over the flat tire. You can only do what is neccessary to get back on the road and get on with your day. But on the fourth or fifth day of dealing with a flat tire, your patience is completely gone and that one small thing now consumes you.
You dont blame the flat tire (aka the drama) on your car. It just is part of life with a car.
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51percent
Ogden, UT
44, joined Sep. 2013
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....But you are still gonna swear at your car.
Doesnt mean you will give up on it. Hopefully your car will realise it caused you drama and forgive you for swearing at it. (as if, kind of lame example.)
LOL
[Edited 12/15/2014 3:37:09 PM ]
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