Depends on the company but from my last experience, I will say without company; travelling along would be better!
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Depends on the company but from my last experience, I will say without company; travelling along would be better!
Same Question! (Good one)
It would depend greatly on the purpose for traveling, where I would travel, and if anyone else seemed interested. If the voyage seemed for leisure, and no one felt interested, sure, I would go alone; but I would love some company to come along, too, in my own preference.
To the person below me: good question, so I pass it along --
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Originally Posted by Shakira
I have often travelled alone. I enjoy the travelling and frequently see things that I wish I could have shared with someone special. While I like being able to stop when I want, go when I want, detour with a camera (within the bounds of possible schedules) and take the time to absorb the wonders of anything, the truth is that I more and more frequently find myself tiring easily. I would like the company of someone special to share discoveries with and to take over responsibilities when I get fatigued. However, the other truth is that when I *have* been able to travel with someone else, the dynamics of the journey changes and I don't even notice the things of wonder that I would have noticed when travelling alone. I do enjoy being able to relax and unwind more because of travelling with a companion, though.
What is your favorite mode of travel and why?
Unfortunately, I have traveled very little, and we usually traveled by vehicle ('road trip') or by plane. Of these two, I probably enjoyed traveling by car more; though, perhaps, less 'elegant' than a plane ride, one can see a lot more in terms of scenery, stumbling upon fascinating places along the way, and, of course, stay on the ground. :D
To the person below me: would you ever attempt revenge on someone who committed a not-so-nice act on you, or usually leave the problem in the past?
Leave it alone, although I have pulled a few little barbs on people, I am ashamed to say. Once a guy who found it amusing to torment me on a daily basis because I was no longer the guy he remembered from school who would fight at the drop of a hat, eventually wore down even this old preacher. When Friday came, I sneaked a look at his check and got his mailing address. Back at home, I filled out a card from a Parents’ Magazine advertisement for information if you suspected you had a STD in his name & address. Not long after that, he quit bothering me. He couldn't prove I did that, but I'm sure he knew. The row he had with his wife paid him back in full. But then I thought, what if I had caused them to get divorced? :( See? Best to leave things alone! :nod:
Same question, a good one, Mono.
I would let it go. I may remember and if he required a favor i may decide not too, or I certainly wouldn't lend him a hand. But i would not plan a vengful act.
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Most, if not all, of my feelings of being abused come from either my boss or my wife. (I guess that means that most, if not all, of them come from my boss or my boss.)
I don't get even. I from thensforth forward will conduct myself to the letter in malicious compliance, no matter how absurd or disruptive or how much bigger of a fight it might cause. I have found that committing myself to exacting their stupidity onto themselves allows me to be vindicated without explicitly committing vengence.
Now, as much as I prefer to ask new questions, I happen to like this one, so... same question AGAIN!
I'm rather a person who likes to be left in peace. I'd rather forget it as well as the person who did it. I go my way as usual.
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I usually consider myself the type of person to let problems go and leave them in the past, especially if I feel I have learned everything possible from them. I admit, however, there have existed a few (very few) exceptions, which I later realized I should not have done, but I doubt, somehow, they would have ever stopped bothering me otherwise - perhaps, then, I can call it self-defense. :D
To the person below me: if you feel very depressed or angry, what would you often do to relieve your depression or anger? Do you often displace (take your anger or sadness out on something) such emotions?
I go and do something that requires my total focus and concentration. It gets me out of a negative thought cycle by forcing me to think about something else entirely. Usually, I call up my dance partner and schedule a practice. You can't think about anything else when working through routines with another person - if you're not there mentally, bad things happen and they call you on it. Plus, dancing releases endorphins. I also go school my horse: same principle. I actively train, so I have to focus 100% on the horse, not my problems. When I'm done, the bad stuff doesn't seem so bad. I try not to displace emotion so much as gain distance from it for a time.
Next poster: if you faced verbal abuse from a client and your superiors knew about it, but asked you not to take action against said client due to religious reasons, would you respect their wishes or would you report the harassment to a governmental agency?
I would respect their wishes. Anyway, I think the right thing for me to do would have forgiven the client anyway. I wouldn't have gone to the governmental agency even if my superiors left me to do as I wished. I don't want to get tangled in that sort of stuff- it's just not worth it. I'd forget it.
Same question. Curious to know other responses. :)
I agree with Adelheid that we should not hold grudges anyway, but realistically, people are only human. However, it is best to let it drop. Your bosses may be asking you to say nothing, but they are quite willing to fire you if you go against their wishes, and even deny that the "alleged incident" even took place. Ask yourself if your hurt feelings are worth your income being lost. That should bring you back to earth in a hurry!
Interesting little discussion here. Same question. :nod:
i agree with pen.. i think it would not be a big enough deal to lose my job over..however if the situation got worse and worse i might think of telling someone.
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What I would do is verbally abuse him back. I don't understand why I would be restrained because of religious reasons. :confused: I could understand if the company did not want to make waves with a client for busness reasons, but religious? Nonetheless, I may not report him, but I would have my say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hyacinth Girl
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I would put the anger/depression in a deep dark place and let time turn it into a diamond, then I would take that diamond and throw it at the person who caused me this pain.
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edit: sorry, I'm responded to the wrong question.
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if you faced verbal abuse from a client and your superiors knew about it, but asked you not to take action against said client due to religious reasons, would you respect their wishes or would you report the harassment to a governmental agency?