Why telling your friend you're suffering is never a burden:
1⃣ It's more of a burden to me to have to *wonder* if my friend is going through hell, than it is to hold their hand through it.
2⃣ If your *friend* wouldn't look after you, or would rather not know... Not a friend.
1⃣ It's more of a burden to me to have to *wonder* if my friend is going through hell, than it is to hold their hand through it.
2⃣ If your *friend* wouldn't look after you, or would rather not know... Not a friend.
And on a personal note...
My trauma was the most significant factor in the person I am today. If you you don't know it, you don't really know me.
And if someone doesn't know you, how can they be a friend?
We are the sum total of how we've reacted to the things we've experienced.
My trauma was the most significant factor in the person I am today. If you you don't know it, you don't really know me.
And if someone doesn't know you, how can they be a friend?
We are the sum total of how we've reacted to the things we've experienced.
I often view friendship as an invisible safety net below a tight-rope... You only know it's really there when you fall.
And can we PLEASE ditch the phrase "none of your business" when it comes to trying to help people.
Our society has somehow swallowed the idea that it's morally correct for someone to only help others if their own interests are affected.
That's literally the OPPOSITE of morality.
Our society has somehow swallowed the idea that it's morally correct for someone to only help others if their own interests are affected.
That's literally the OPPOSITE of morality.
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