Spinning a Protective Yarn

A friend recently told me something. Something that didn’t make sense. When I heard it, I first thought it was her covering for her emotional abusive and neglectful partner whom she is unfortunately still entangled with. I asked her about it later, lightly pointing out that what she said didn’t made sense. She responded an hour later with another explanation that made even less sense.

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Let Me Be Water

While it often feels less satisfying without the justice of indignation, it’s ultimately better for the blood pressure and your mental health. It also relieves the stress of constantly expecting people to act unlike themselves and then being shocked when they do something else that’s completely on brand.

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