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    Kate
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    Yes I agree, Anita. I think I misunderstood the definition of offensive! You are right. It does stem from anger, which I think is best to just let go and forgive for now. I am working on speaking my mind more and being honest with people when I have an issue with them. It’s tricky though… but I’ll get there 🙂

    I’m just trying to remind myself during this time that I’m away – and also for when I’m back actually – of how wonderful and worth loving she is, and how golden her heart is and to feel grateful for her supporting me in ways far beyond what I could have expected any friend to do.

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    Kate
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    Thanks for your reply Anita. She is not offensive really. I just see flaws that I struggle to get past. They are flaws that I really dislike even though they are not particularly serious or harmful. Things like blatant disregard for being on time/ keeping communication with someone (but really badly!) – which I find quite disrespectful to not think how it messes people around. Then something like being forcefully persuasive by talking for so long that they convince you you’re wrong and justify whatever they’ve done.

    If I reflect on my own life and personality I know that the irritation comes from being the polar opposite in certain ways – that I’m quite obsessive over being reliable for example, and also how I prefer to be more passive and avoid arguments at all costs!

    But then I’m aware of her insecurities and perhaps where these traits/behaviours come from. I know that I need to be forgiving and focus on the positive traits but it is much easier said than done! I guess this is part of my journey to showing more loving kindness…

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