Aka “Intolerance” or “Tolerance”
What is that point that you can’t go past
When it comes to tolerating?
What is that point that you can go past
When it comes to intolerating?
Do you like having things your way only?
Do you like having things other ways too?
What happens when things don’t go your way?
What doesn’t happen when things go your way?
Hhhhmmmm…
I feel I can compromise having things my and other’s way, without feeling like I gave up too much of myself. It is a delicate balance, and needs to be approached that way.
Well, you’ve that right. How I wish many of us could emulate that!
It’s hard to be tolerant in all situations, but it’s also important to congratulate others on their wins.
Hhhmmmm….you got a good point there, Carrie! I love it.
It’s all about believing in yourself and trusting your own ways. Always remember to also seek help if others have better ways.
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I think it is very important to be tolerant of other’s viewpoints. It is okay to have a healthy debate around important topics, but it can be done in a courteous and kind manner, “Agree to Disagree” but still be friends kind of way.
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Stress is man-made, and we can make changes in our lives to live a more stress-free life, and a happier one at that.
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I’ve got a pretty firm grip on the whole things happen for a reason concept. That helps me get through not getting my way.
???? I’m glad to hear that.
There is always the other opinion that needs to be kept in mind. Empathizing and then deciding whose way it should go is probably the best way forward.
???? oh yes, there is that, too!
I like tolerance and I’ll try to compromise if it’s not harmful or enabling.
???? gooodddddd, Lashunta!
That reminds me of “my way or the highway”. Passive debates are fine as long as they are of importance. You can always be done kind and get it to work.
Hehe…..i know, right?
That quite an interesting read and it made me think and wonder about those questions. I am open-minded to other people’s ways though if we disagree, I would still respect their opinion and tolerate them but not engage anymore to avoid conflict.
Yyyyaaasssss! Now, you are talking, Soria!
I have a high tolerance but I like things done my way. But things don’t get so worst when it’s not done my way.
Aaaahhhh….alright Surekha!
Great things to consider. Reevaluating for the new year and I will be adding these to my list. Thanks.
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I’m not a type of a so tolerant person, or even I’m a bit aggressive. Nevertheless, I always try to solve problems on my way. And when things ‘r done, that’s the best part of the whole game.
Aaahhh…alright! That’s good to know.
Actually, tolerant is good quality! I tolerate every right thing which does not go beyond my tolerance. I am a good listener of every bad and good thing and according to the situation, I can make myself ready for tolerance.
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It´s really something to think of. Having things your way only or having things other ways too – it´s a tricky balance!
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I think respecting peoples viewpoints is important even if you don’t agree. This was such a great read and thought provoking!
???? I’m glad you picked something from it.
I am quite headstrong and stubborn and often don’t accept my Husbands ‘way’. But I have been trying REALLY hard to see his way more…and acknowledge it, even if there’s a better way of going about it, lol.
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