If you find yourself disgruntled over a situation how likely are you to speak your mind?
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I always speak my mind, and yes it gets me in trouble at times.
.-= Kolliope´s last blog ..I Think I’m Lost and Not on That Island With the Others. =-.
the older i get, the more i open up my mouth. i’ve taught my kids not to be doormats … nobody is allowed to step all over you.
i find that if i don’t answer back really nasty people, it bubbles inside of me and can ruin my day, while i go over it and over it [and what i wished i had said] in my head.
it’s so much better this way — being emptyheaded because i’ve cleared all the gunk out!
I’m a total pushover. Crappy meal? I eat it and say “fine” when they ask how it is. Poor service? I still tip 20%. Cut in front of me in line? No problem, I’ll just stew in silence. So if I’m speaking my mind or telling people about it, it means you’ve pushed me so far over the edge, it’s unconscionable. Have I mentioned how horrible American TV and Appliance is lately?
.-= Jennifer´s last blog ..Doesn’t it mean Saint Diego? =-.
I only get gruntled. My wife tends to gets disgruntled. She will usually speak up first. It takes a long time for me to reach critical mass before I explode but it has happen a few times.
.-= Jon´s last blog ..The end is near, People! =-.
I am the queen of Suffering in Silence.
.-= Bev´s last blog ..Trying Not to Think of Haiti =-.
depends on what it is and who’s done it.
I am the Crown Prince of passive aggressive.
.-= Jon´s last blog ..The end is near, People! =-.