Not everyone can like everyone else, to this this is true is not only absurd, but totally insane. I am not insane. Are you?
A Piece From The Wiccan Rede
and some words of mine
"An Ye Harm None, Do What Ye Will'
Disliking someone is not an affliction, it is a normal behavior.
It is a reaction to be managed.
The line where you skin ends and the air begins is yours.
If you don't feel comfortable, for whatever reason, move on.
It is then their problem if they choose not to.
Just don't be mean, remember this is normal.
No one is at fault.
It is normal, it is life.
To feel a need to be social and like everyone, or love everyone is not only insane, it shows a poor social skill and maladaptive behavior.
For whatever reason, just because you keep people out of your life doesn't make you a 'bad' person, it makes special, as it is the real you.
Anyone who feels compelled to be adorable to everyone or speak out of obligation must stop spending so much time with the Tooth Fairy.
I Do Not Believe In The Tooth Fairy
So do not mistake me for the Tooth Fairy nor the Fairy Godmother.
This is after all reality, not fantasy.
Well, it is reality where I live anyway.
And It Is OK To Just Be Whoever You Are
It's OK To Be Comfortable In Your Own Skin
To Like Or Not Like Someone Does Not Make You Bad
It Simply Makes You, You.
And it makes me, me and we are both special.
We are all special and individual.
So true, Reba..I am what I am, and we are what we are.How many times has that subject come up in our lives? Good words to always remember. No one can make us unique but ourselves.
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Barbara Sue,aka
Grandma Baba