how Hannah taught me to keep compassion in my anger

[belenen]

A world where Hannah and I were never friends is inconceivable for me. But even more so, myself without the changes Hannah has inspired in me; most importantly, how ze taught me to keep compassion in my anger

Comments

[delicatexflower]

very validated points.

i'm curious to know what are your views on anger and abusive relationships? do you continue to feel your anger because of what the other person is doing to you, or do you simply walk away for it?

i am torn because this is what i'm facing with my mom because she's constantly trying to hurt me and use manipulative on me. the relationship is anything but healthy, yet i find myself wondering what to do. i refuse to give up on a person, because people can change, yet it's not healthy for me -- body, mentally and emotionally.

i'm very interested in what you have to say about that :)

good advice

[sikander7]

Some good points to think about.

[sabrinamari]

This is a great post. Thank you.

[sabrinamari]

I linked to this in my LJ. I hope that's OK.

[frecklestars]

I am going to print these out and hang them on my wall! Especially the "assume good intentions"; in pessimist mode, I'm not good at that.