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“If you spend your whole life waiting for the storm, you’ll never enjoy the sunshine.”
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I’ve been asked before, why are all men dogs?
I was taken aback by the question, usually met with a slight toss of my shoulders and broad smile. As always, I find the question to be extremely naïve and biased, yet I always understand why some women feel this way. It is true, there are examples of men who, like dogs, will lift their legs and piss on every fire hydrant they see.
Possessive in nature, acquiring as many phone numbers and bed partners as possible would appear to be their main mission in life. However, at some point in life, this gets old, and they ask themselves, “there must be more to life than this?”
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Look, life would be a lot easier if you could just ignore things you didn’t want to deal with. Unfortunately, usually when you ignore problems, they get worse. By addressing things head on, you have a much better chance of derailing something before it becomes big and scary and indestructible.
That’s why sometimes you have to argue. You have to disagree. And if you learn how to respectfully disagree, you stand a much better chance of working things out. So, how do you navigate these tough waters? How do you respectfully disagree with someone so that a) your point is heard and b) you don’t get hostile? Let’s investigate:
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Birds of a feather flock together is a trite adage grounded in the concept that you are the byproduct of the people you’re around. But much too often we stop there.
There is no cute follow-up that addresses the progression of that idea. Like: What if your feathers change? What if their feathers change? What if you have a completely different course; maybe one year you decide to fly west instead of south?
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