October 13, 2004

• You ever meet those people that come into something, expecting
  everything to be perfect and go their way, but then goes into a
  complete meltdown when it doesn’t?  Well I met some people like
  that at work.  It was a sob story about how they don’t have that
  much money, and how the expected their two days vacation to be this
  great event.  When it didn’t go their way, what do they do? 
  They blame others for their misfortune.  Can’t they just except
  that they just had a couple of bad days?  Can’t they just except
  that things unfortunately didn’t go their way?  Do they really
  have to pin this on somebody else?  Not only that, but I heard a
  spiel about how if they were richer than they were, these things would
  not happen to them.

  To quote J.T. … “cry me a river.” 

  Writing that, I know I sound incensitve and mean, but being that I
  myself have been known to act exactly the same way (except in small
  doses), there simply is no reason for their complaints.  I
  personally make it an effort to consciously realize if I do that
  myself.  I’ll have to say that I’ve made great grounds in
  restraining myself from blaming others for my own problems.  It’s
  just not worth it, because you’re already hurt, why bring others into
  it because you can’t own up?

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