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Griping isn't necessarily a sign of how much someone will put up with, when they put their minds to it, though. It may be a sign of unreasonably high expectatio
by rcxdude 1y ago
Griping isn't necessarily a sign of how much someone will put up with, when they put their minds to it, though. It may be a sign of unreasonably high expectations, but not necessarily willpower.
- hombre_fatal 1y agoGriping exposes your internal state about an adverse event. Not all adversity should be endured, that's true. Like dealing with an evil manager at work. But when someone finds a line of leaf cutter ants in front of their hotel door or a shower iguana to be something worth bickering over with management despite booking a trip to the subtropics, they've been rotted by comfortable times.