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	Wake Up I did read through what you said, multiple times, before I commented. I'm happy to discuss this further via PM if you're interested in my point of view, since I don't want to clog up the comments on your blog.
	Posted June 11th 2019 at 05:35 AM by Fading Light.

Wake Up

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Originally Posted by Fading Light.

While I know you have good intentions and some may find this uplifting, I'd encourage you to be careful with your wording so you don't trivialise or invalidate anyone. Expressing your emotions (yes, even negative emotions) and writing down your thoughts in the heat of the moment/when you're at your worst doesn't make you entitled, or lazy, or any less strong in the face of hardship.

I think you are misinterpreting what I am saying here in my writing. You should look closely at what I'm saying before you assume.

I can see where you're coming from. However, constantly complaining, always focusing on the negative and having the same problems over and over again is an issue. An issue that one needs to address if they are to really solve anything.

Of course, we're all going to have times where it's not going well, and the healthiest thing to do is admit it.

I never said people should keep all their emotions bottled up and never say anything or write it down. The problem is people keep complaining about nearly the same things all the time, but even though they get all the advice in the world, most don't do anything, and they sit and wonder why they keep attracting the same problem. It's just the sad truth.

It's all a mindset thing. You should look into it sometime.

Have a good day wherever you are, and whatever time it is.

Posted June 11th 2019 at 03:28 AM by CrusadingAvenger CrusadingAvenger is offline

	Wake Up While I know you have good intentions and some may find this uplifting, I'd encourage you to be careful with your wording so you don't trivialise or invalidate anyone. Expressing your emotions (yes, even negative emotions) and writing down your thoughts in the heat of the moment/when you're at your worst doesn't make you entitled, or lazy, or any less strong in the face of hardship.
	Posted June 10th 2019 at 09:59 PM by Fading Light.