Agreed. I had a conversation with a woman last year who had actually been the other woman to the parties of people I care for. She revisited the scene of the crime and when the lover who had been abandoned in the equation had emotions... and shared them... it was her expressing her anger over the betrayal that become the topic in place of the disrespect and betrayal remaining to be respected as what would be responded to. When I spoke with her about my not judging the way they chose to leave their perspective relationships while she pointed fingers at how my friend responded to feeling betrayed and tossed away. I had to remind this woman.... we dont get to judge the resonse of the betrayed when you arent taking responsibility for the lack of integrity you blew her life up with. Still, she felt superior in the way she kept her calm. Of course she kept her calm. She was getting what she wanted. Think about that when we judge someones anger. While we can be responsible in our anger and refrain from rage or name calling, its still imperative that we allow our emotions to flow. Thank you JEFF BROWN.
Posted on: Sat, 04 Oct 2014 21:01:44 +0000
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