July on Warpcast

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When people are angry at you, they aren’t really angry at or about you, they are mostly sad about themselves

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I love trying to tell that to people who are angry at me 🤣

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Luigi Stranieri

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My wife is not agree about this 😅

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but are you aware of that when someone is angry at you?

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easier to be angry outward than sad inward though. coping mechanism. generate epinephrine, power through the bad moment, feel sad later.

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That's why it's worse when they say they are just disappointed.

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@shotbydanni.eth

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Insecurities usually present themselves in outwardly ways.

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We mostly hate in others what we hate about ourselves.

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@bogusbob - do giraffes follow the same emotional logic?

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This is the damn truth

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Most people (when asked) readily recognize that people are mostly thinking and concerned about themselves, but they still think that a persons outward emotions and reactions are mostly about other people/external conditions rather than themselves

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Is it same as I am not mad but disappointed in you .?

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