- Pull the proverbial cord.
- Make your voice louder than everyone else’s.
- Yell, if you prefer.
- Snap, if completely necessary.
- Talk about the situation at hand after it happens with other people that aren't involved.
- If you really want to live on the edge, talk about it to several people that aren't involved.
- If you want to completely come unhinged, post your situation to Facebook & share it with all of your acquaintances, friends, grocer, pharmacist, nail tech & your Great Gramma on your Daddy’s side WITHOUT changing your privacy settings so everyone in the free internet world can see; make the post Public!
Is anyone guilty of any of these? I am the Queen of Eject;
just ask my husband. I laughed to myself when I typed that because he knows.
Poor Andy (that’s an ongoing joke from 2004). It's one of my enormous flaws: lack of patience. I won't say nonexistent because I'm much better than I used to be but I'm not "there" yet.
I do not do the last, however. I learned my lesson long ago, if you don't want it shared, don't tell it; certainly not on social media. Folks get heated and mad because
of “all the drama”. Here’s how I feel about that:
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