posted by EmpressSassy on Oct 15
I have come to realize lately there are a few expressions that I absolutely loathe. They are said to me a lot based on my life and I’ve just about reached my limit. I have, however, learned the true definition of the expressions.
1. I know how you feel: This just pisses me off. No you don’t and if you have had similar experiences in your life are you telling me you felt the exact same emotions that I am feeling? I’m thinking no. What you might say is that you can possibly relate to my experience and if I need to talk you are available. This I could and would respond to warmly and appreciatively. Just saying, “I know how you feel” is a flippant way to say, “I don’t really know, but it sounds as if I care.”
2. You need to be the bigger person: What this means is whatever the situation is and whoever you are about to deal with, we need you to just deal with it and that’s it. The other person obviously is worthless and we have just washed our hands of them and we are dumping them on you. We know you will deal with them and not let us down (no pressure of course).
3. I’m sure it will get better, just hang in there: Yeah, thanks for the non-committal, bullshit, I really don’t care, but I’m pretending to, superficial response to a bad situation. Really? Why don’t you just not say anything at all Okay?
I have more, but right now those are the main three that are really just on my last nerve. My life is good, but not always perfect as some of you know. I wouldn’t change anything, but the one thing I don’t care for is people who don’t know me; trying to assist me in “figuring out my life”. Give me a break.
Keep your expressions to yourself please!
Girls I need some help on this one! Aren’t there unspoken rules of etiquette when you break up? Well we all know there are right? If it’s not a great breakup and if it’s been someone that was close to your family and they have ties then things sometimes get awkward, but here is the thing. If the person has made it clear that they want nothing to do with you and in turn you have agreed that this is how it should be, then shouldn’t this mean family as well?
OK, so it rained right? A lot in our city and it came hard and fast. Well it basically flooded our city. Why, well our streets are just a mess anyway and the drainage sucks. That being said the city was underwater when I crossed the bridge at 6:20 PM tonight.
Seriously? Noah had a makeup game tonight at 7PM and they notified us at 5 PM. NICE. As if working parents can just make all that happen so quickly. We both work in another state, we have to get Noah from across town, get home to get the soccer clothes (which weren’t even clean from the Monday game as we had no idea we needed them) and get him there by 7PM. No plans for supper as again, we didn’t know.