Rants far and wide

Jedi who get offended.

Jedi who are more concerned with right and wrong than learning.

Jedi who assume the worst.

Jedi who are more concerned about others than themselves.

Jedi who confuse dominance with strength.

Jedi who have no faith.

Jedi who have no patience.

Jedi who demand what they cannot understand.

Jedi who run themselves ragged.

Jedi who display no self discipline but demand it of others.

Jedi, Jedi, Jedi.

Jedi.

Some people sure rant a lot.

I wonder why some people don't get the idea of recusing themselves, and insist on taking themselves (and the people in their group) down because they have an ego. I get you don't like my suggestion, but making it personal is taking it over the line, and sadly changed my opinions.

You're not better, and most of all shouldn't have any power, if you can't take responsibility for your actions.

I wish the best for everyone, don't make that ethos hard to follow.

You cannot be serious. You simply cannot be serious.

Eckhardt Tolle has written about the Toxic effect that complaining has on people in groups. It forms a whirlpool of Negativity where everyone joins in , almost a contest who's personal injury exceeds everyone else's. As the 80's Matthew Broderick movie War Games taught us: " the only winning move is not to play!"

Tannis Yarl wrote: Eckhardt Tolle has written about the Toxic effect that complaining has on people in groups. It forms a whirlpool of Negativity where everyone joins in , almost a contest who's personal injury exceeds everyone else's. As the 80's Matthew Broderick movie War Games taught us: " the only winning move is not to play!"

Crabby wrote:

Tannis Yarl wrote: Eckhardt Tolle has written about the Toxic effect that complaining has on people in groups. It forms a whirlpool of Negativity where everyone joins in , almost a contest who's personal injury exceeds everyone else's. As the 80's Matthew Broderick movie War Games taught us: " the only winning move is not to play!"

Yup, two weeks I'm done with classes... and, despite passing every single course except one, I'm not graduating. Fan-fookin-tastic.

I am reminded of why I stopped trying. . . *sighs*

Change takes time and there is no guarantee the person you want to change will do so dramatically or otherwise in a fashion you want. You are not stuck with them. If the long haul, with no promise of reward, is not worth it, I suggest you end the relationship.