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Would You Care

For A Little Cheese?

January 19, 2012

To go with your WHINE? We all have our qualms with the world. And all of us, at one time or another feel the need and earn the right to complain a little. It’s human nature to express ourselves by way of making a bit of a fuss when we’re not happy. Not only is it normal, it’s healthy to express those feelings of negativity and get these issues out in the open air.

Then there are those who always feel the need to bitch. The ones who go out of their way to constantly find something complain about. If there’s nothing to complain about then they fabricate something. It seems they aren’t happy unless something’s wrong in the world around them. These are the whiners! There is a variety of whiners out there, so we’ll look at a few of the basic types. You can probably relate to knowing at least one.

The uneducated whiner:

Nothing is more enlightening than listening as some moron goes on and on about something they know just two things about…Jack and s#*t and Jack left town. They decide they are the authority on a subject they have never personally experienced and then want to complain about it. They add their gripes to those of others, when they themselves have no idea what the implications of the whining are about. They’re trying to be on the same page and aren’t even reading the same book.

Misery loves company whiner:

Everything is going wrong and they want to make sure everyone else is aware of it. It doesn’t matter that the situation affects them as an individual. They can’t see past their own self-centeredness to realize their gripe is theirs and their’s alone to deal with. They not only try to share their problems via whining but try to impart a sense of unrest to those around them. When they’re having a bad day, they want to share it with everybody.

Same s#*t different day whiner:

You know the type, the repetitive whiners. These are the ones who bitch about the same thing day in and day out but do nothing to rectify the problem. It never changes. They never get to a point of just dealing with the situation and getting on with their lives. They often wonder why they have trouble making, and keeping friends. Here is a tip-get over it; nobody wants to relive your repetitive drama every time they see you.

Empty threats whiner:

These are the idiots who include the threat of physical violence along with their complaints. Of course it’s never voiced directly to the person or persons they’re complaining about. Usually, these are launched at other races, people of different sexual orientation or individuals the “whiner” would never openly confront. Funny thing is, even when the opportunity arises for this person to confront their issues face to face, they don’t. So what is the point of whining in the first place? Keep it up, and eventually you’ll run into a situation where you’ve no choice but to back up what you’ve said. You have the freedom of speech but the audience you decide to exercise it on may put you in the hospital.

Well that’s that. In the coming week, lets all try to find positive things about the world around us. Honestly, if we continue to complain about things we cannot change, the things we can never will.

I welcome almost all questions and comments via through Focus, or e-mail me at chainsawo53@aol.com.

Hope to hear from ya, until then try and stay focused. See ya.

 

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