Yesterday I wrote a potential
blog for posting. As always, I asked my
‘sanity’ pal to read it for her seal of approval. Although I rely on her editing expertise, it
is equally as important for me to get her take on what I am putting ‘out
there’.
I trust and value her
opinions as she is loving and yet honest in telling me how she feels. If I could gift anything to each and everyone
I know and don’t know it would to have someone close in your life that loves
you, has your back, and more importantly will tell you when you have cheese
wedged between your teeth.
Ok, so, she read my potential
blog from yesterday. She knows my
style. I observe, experience or hear
about an event. I try to see the lesson
in it. I share it with anyone interested
in my thoughts.
After she finished reading my
work, she asked me a couple of questions.
I gave her all the details including whom I was referring to. She then told me she believed that the person
in question would recognize herself, and would be hurt at what I said.
After much thought, I decided
that I would not publish the blog. I
started to think about my own lack of awareness in how someone else might feel. I thought more about what I wanted to
write.
When have we stopped thinking
about the other person? Are we so
involved in our own feelings, or own world that we say and publish whatever is
on our minds?
Not every thought needs to be
expressed. Not every emotion needs to be
barfed to the world. I truly believe
many of us need to take a look at our own behavior when it comes to what comes
out of our mouth, and/or what comes out of our keyboards.
Something to think about.
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