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Letting it out (part 2)

User Profile: ventingitch
ventingitch July 29th

Today in my college I was understanding the logic of a problem which a girl beside me was doing though i had already done the topic i didn't mention it since why tell others.

Then this girl and another guy were telling me stuff like ohh good morning, like as if I was new to the concept and that was annoying because the thing which I was correct but they were like yeah we know it all as if they're better but the ***

Like this guy was saying you have not understood it even though I had and that was annoying, the girl was annoying me but the guy annoyed me more and then i said to him that you're not that knowledgeable and then he was silent yk it felt right

I took a stand for me

I'm not gonna keep it in me since I want to feel the feelings, yk not consider some good some bad etc

A lot anxiety comes when you are not willing to feel your feelings

Like man you are human not God so even if you wanna be untouchable, or of the highest kind you still can have feelings for they are natural

Yes they are dumbos, my sister annoyed me as well rn

But life's good and beautiful and so is lord!!

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User Profile: Amanda84
Amanda84 July 31st

@ventingitch

Yes life is beautiful 🥰 

It's good to be honest and get your feelings out, it's just very important to always say it respectfully , we don't always have to agree 💛🤗

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User Profile: ventingitch
ventingitch OP July 31st

I absolutely agree with the agree to disagree point, it's just that I've realised that venting out the things as they are is better for me.

Nothing more nothing less

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User Profile: pinkCherry1616
pinkCherry1616 July 31st

@ventingitch I am glad you expressed yourself and didn’t bottle it up. For someone who used to just stay silent this can be big win worth celebrating. The self-expression might be a first growing step there. Even if it comes out unpolished is important.

The second level I see is being able to express ourselves respectfully without being hurtful unnecessarily. All in time. One step at a time.