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KnightofMists -> RE: Frustration? or is it more? (3/18/2007 5:18:00 PM)
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ORIGINAL: MasterFireMaam The frustrating part for you, Knight, is that there's little you can truly do for the person if they are unwilling or unable to see their plight. If you choose to talk to them, I suggest coming at it from a "I really know how you feel...I felt the same way until I..." angle. People who are hurting, but what that to change, want a sympathetic ear, usually. But, we sometimes run into people who are happy in their misery and no amount of sympathy will help. Actually, I am not frustrated by the situation. But, I do like to look into a situation and consider the motivations for a set of behaviors. Secondly, I really don't know how this person feels. For me to use this approach would feel insincere and I suspect a person would be even less likely to hear. Thirdly, thou I know the person, I am not on friendly basis with the person. In a past situation, this person took something I said personally even thou it was not even direct to them... so.. I suspect anything said to them from me would be heard even less. Lastly, my only interest is gaining a deeper understanding of a people's behavior. This situation is not unique. I could find such profiles with more than alittle easy. This one just happens to be someone I know. Someone that is a very skillled sadist but obviously very frustrated. What struck me was the message attached to the frustration and the media that it came out in. I appreciate frustration in some cases..but in other situations.. thou there is frustration... I think the message also needs to be heard.
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