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A small person is harsh, unpleasant, and vindictive. The adjective spiteful also has anything to do with being little. These are bad features to avoid in the character of a person. These features show that a person may have negative thoughts, anxiety, poor self-esteem, a certain wrath problem, judgment, criticism, fault-finding/ abusive and may lead to more severe problems, such as violence, bitterness, implacability, stubbornness, self-absorptiveness.
To avoid petty people, look out for generosity, kindness, gentleness, patience, respect, understanding, helpfulness, forgiveness, adaptability, optimism, calmness.
No close friends/acquaintances will show more negative features, as they might influence your thinking and therefore your own behavior and beliefs unknowingly. If you’re seeking a spouse, go for someone who shows more of the above positive features and avoids someone displaying more of the above bad features – and you’ll be more grateful to have made the proper choice later in your marriage life.
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In contrast to the ordinary 100 times a day before the COVID era, it seems that I raise this question around 1000 times a day.
I will admit, in general, I don’t have the biggest tolerance of irritation, but my tolerance is non-existent in the last few months. My patience is gone, I snatch people and, as I said, it’s really scary. Also, you must try to play this How petty are you quiz.
The pandemic affects us all in various ways, and many people, myself and myself, are hitting our minds. Confession: I’ve become quite small, but I don’t know that I’m the only one. You are not alone when you experience an overpowering need to shout at the top of your lungs every day. (At least one other person is present: me)
This is a normal emotion right now, according to Talkspace supplier Ashley Ertel, LCSW, BCD, because we’re all struggling with “toxic stress overload.” In principle, we have achieved our highest stress capacity, not good stress.
About eighth grade time, I dropped one computer in front of my entire class and broke it down.
My colleagues glanced up and laughed almost unanimously. Someone screamed, “Well done! I froze. I was watching the teacher waiting to start shouting for him.
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He did something in my head, however. He got up, urged the students to remain still, took up the broken laptop, and threw the laptop into a drawer. Then, he stared in my eye directly and commanded me to bring out another. He never addressed it again. He never mentioned it.
Even after years, I still recall it as one of the subtle encounters that, albeit somewhat, affected my view of the world. This was the first time that I knew someone was upset but did not choose to be angry.
The teacher has taken the highway. They realized that they were in vain because of an error that I would not repeat. And I would only be afraid of this wrath in his next class. This was an important moment since it taught me the genuine nature of misery.
The truth is that little is seldom personal.
Smallness doesn’t mean that you set limits or make sure things don’t escalate. It is the act of answering something meaningless in a vengeful and purposely burning way above the top.
The behavior of pursuing vengeance might involve either tangible (physical) or incorporeal vengeance (negative emotions, like guilt.) The small person wants you to pay and to suffer. You’re not going to educate or assist.
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