the other side of rejection



other-side-of-rejection


some are accepting,
while others, when faced with joy,
just can’t help flinching

by howard

April 8th, 2009

  • PJ

    Nice one.

    I'm one of the “others” unfortunately.

  • http://my-sick.blogspot.com Anthony

    I'm one who always waits for “the other shoe” when something good happens. It's conditioning, and a lifetime of experience.

    Of course, nothing good lasts, as does nothing bad, but I think we tend to dwell on the negative rather than embrace the positives. Human nature is a bitch.

  • http://nonbreakingspace.com/ howard

    PJ – thanks. sometimes I'm one of the others too — part of the reason for writing this.

    Anthony – I feel similarly conditioned, but I've been trying for a long while to go against that grain.

  • PJ

    I'm one of the others a little more than sometimes. Anthony's “other shoe” comment describes me well.

  • http://mikaelahsplayground.blogspot.com mikaelah

    isn't that the truth.

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