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Passive Aggression
Saturday, November 13, 2010

Sometimes, we'd cut ourselves off from others, be it in seclusion, or depression, thinking we'd do good to them, by not troubling them with our issues, by being strong and coping by ourselves.
We claim to protect the ones we care for, yet by doing so, people often fail to realize that it is this very act that hurts the people they very well intended to "protect". True, it may somewhat shades the ignorant around, but the greatest damage done is to those who care for you.

Your friends, your family, the people you never thought meant anything who are watching silently from the shadows are the victims of your passive aggression you thought was helping them. It's as simple as the feeling when a friend teases you and not tell you something, which you might really want to know. That buggy feeling, multiplied by the times you see/sense a friend in need, and yet, closes their doors upon you and all you can do is nothing but sit around and watch, knowing your friend's struggling on their own.

It's easy to do it to others. It isn't easy when it's being done to you.

Will update more soon. I'm shag from instructor's retreat

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