kiwisub12
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ORIGINAL: Missokyst I have seen this on a number of threads. "She is a bitch" "My ex is a bitch." "His ex wife is a bitch" I have been around a while. I think in my life I have met maybe.. 2 women I would classify as genuine bitches. I am pretty sure one of them was bi-polar, as she occasionally had good days. And the other just loved being unpleasant. These were the type of women who would call the cops if you parked in the public space in front of their house. Or would have screaming matches with someone if they dared to disagree. And good grief.. the frivolous lawsuits were yearly events. In general people walked on egg shells around them, if they dared to come near them at all. And they would be well known around town for their bitchiness. I would call those women genuine bitches because if 9 of 10 people share that opinion, it is probably true. But I often see people refer to their ex, or his ex, or her ex, as a bitch. Why? Very few people I have met are jackasses. Most people have pleasant and unpleasant sides. Everyone I know has a reason to not be so nice to someone (unless you internalize it). My thought is that if someone refers to their ex as a bitch.. how do you know that if you are with them, someday you might be "that bitch"? Do you ever pay attention to how someone might refer to their ex and take a step back? Or do you accept that everything said is the truth and of course THAT woman must be a bitch? Kyst Has anyone else noticed that nice people usually know nice people, and angry people know angry people, and caring people know caring sorts, and so on and so on. We tend to see in others what we see in ourselves. Myself , for example, know a lot of really rich, super intelligent, humble, compassionate, over-achieving, and humerous people - who like to read, and quilt. Go figure!
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