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This is Rejection - Most people
are terribly preoccupied
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with thoughts, feelings, and dreams -
If you say or do
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something outside those boundaries, they feel
they have
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to work too hard (to keep their instincts
to throttle you in
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check), so they try to take you out of the
picture -
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They don't want to acknowledge you as a
person.
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"You do this part-time;
it's a hobby?"
—Afraid not.
—Why shouldn't people do what they're
good at?
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"Please be quiet! ...
Shut up!"
—For what?
—You don't have to make speeches ...
What's your offer?
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"Can I use your
name if they don't go for it?"
—It's colossal.
—You're a living person.
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"Better luck next
time."
—Completely different.
—I'm better off right now.
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People can get very mixed up - They switch
from acting
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like their mother to acting like their father
at the drop of a
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hat, which is essentially crazy - Using
"good-natured"
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lies, they confuse having someone under
their thumb
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with liking them - It feels like they're
upstaging you.
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"What time do you come in in the morning?"
—Really dark.
—You must feel left out.
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"Are you using
this or are you done or what?"
[the ATM not far from the counter
where you're filling out a deposit slip]
—Way beyond!
—I'm starting to have fun.
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"Your lights
are on!"
—Much better!
—It's really an interesting optical
effect.
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"Don't sell yourself short."
—Better not!
—Grab every scrap of happiness you
can.
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