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It's clear they're feeling resentment -
A person needs
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to balance their capacity to help others with
the aims and
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desires of their own life - You know
they can't be happy
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acting like that.
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"You're welcome."
[Dark sarcasm]
—Or whatever.
—That would help, huh?
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"Don't you feel guilty?"
—For nothing!
—Take a step back.
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"Thanks for
nothing!"
—I'll live.
—I won't worry.
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"Thanks for
sharing that with us."
—Home free!
—It's hard enough to pay for my child's
education.
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Try to see they're pestering you -
Asking someone why
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they are late is an intrusive question that
does not show
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respect - Would they offer this discourtesy
to the Crown
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Prince of Norway?
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"You're a little late."
[Catching you by surprise]
—Harsh. Indeed.
—It depends on your plan.
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"Why are you late?"
—That soon?
—It shortens the day –
It's in the contract – Small print.
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"You're late!"
—Suffer a lot.
—Even if it isn't true.
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"Good morning; you're late."
—Very standard.
—I'm going to appoint you to be the
timekeeper.
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