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| − | Recently, I assertively let another person know that I would put up with any toxic behavior and since then that person has been fine to deal with. Sometimes you have reasonable people in your life who are under a lot of pressure in their lives and lash out at people who are unrelated to problems they are experiencing in life or they have subject matters that set them off or are best avoided in terms of discussion | + | Recently, I assertively let another person know that I would put up with any toxic behavior and since then that person has been fine to deal with. Sometimes you have reasonable people in your life who are under a lot of pressure in their lives and lash out at people who are unrelated to problems they are experiencing in life or they have subject matters that set them off or are best avoided in terms of discussion (Or just delayed being talked about. As wise King [[Solomon]] wrote, "For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." - Ecclesiastes 3:1). |
In addition, I completely removed my communication with a very toxic person in my life. In church parlance, you could say that I excommunicated them from my life after several warnings. This has been tremdendously freeing. No more reading complete foolishness. No more hearing nonsensical, bellicose dribble. | In addition, I completely removed my communication with a very toxic person in my life. In church parlance, you could say that I excommunicated them from my life after several warnings. This has been tremdendously freeing. No more reading complete foolishness. No more hearing nonsensical, bellicose dribble. | ||
Revision as of 19:25, September 24, 2023
Previously, I wrote the essay Cut toxic people out of your life and replace them with edifying achievers who inspire you. This is a sequel to that essay.
Cutting off a gangrenous limb in your life can be quite freeing and enable you to do much more
In my essay Don't pine for a problem-free life or for "problem child" people to be gone from your life I wrote about how irritations, problems and "problem child" people can develop character in a person.
Recently, I assertively let another person know that I would put up with any toxic behavior and since then that person has been fine to deal with. Sometimes you have reasonable people in your life who are under a lot of pressure in their lives and lash out at people who are unrelated to problems they are experiencing in life or they have subject matters that set them off or are best avoided in terms of discussion (Or just delayed being talked about. As wise King Solomon wrote, "For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven." - Ecclesiastes 3:1).
In addition, I completely removed my communication with a very toxic person in my life. In church parlance, you could say that I excommunicated them from my life after several warnings. This has been tremdendously freeing. No more reading complete foolishness. No more hearing nonsensical, bellicose dribble.
In the classic 1957 war movie The Bridge on the River Kwai, Major Clipton comments on the irrational behavior of the British officer Colonel Nicholson with the words "Madness. Madness".[1][2]
This essay will be finished later today or tomorrow