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“What’s the point of complaining. It just makes the people around you feel bad too." - Savannah”
― Suzanne Brockmann, Out of Control

tags: complaining

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“There is nothing sane, merciful, heroic, devout, redemptive, wise, holy, loving, peaceful, joyous, righteous, gracious, remotely spiritual, or worthy of praise where mass murder is concerned. We have been in this world long enough to know that by now and to understand that nonviolent conflict resolution informed by mutual compassion is the far better option.”
― Aberjhani, Splendid Literarium: A Treasury of Stories, Aphorisms, Poems, and Essays

tags: american-rainbow-eagle, bigotry, charleston-masacre, choosing-love-over-hate, coexistence, common-ground, compassion, cultural-literacy, diversity, end-jihad-violence, faith-in-humanity, faith-in-love, give-peace-a-chance, gun-laws, gun-violence, hate-crimes, homegrown-terrorism, homophobia, humanity, intolerance, jihadism-and-love, learning-to-love, lessons-of-the-year-2016, mass-shootings, mental-health, nonviolence, nonviolent-conflict-resolution, orlando-florida-shooting, orlando-massacre, poster-art, postered-poetics-by-aberjhani, remembering-sandy-hook, sanity-insanity, self-hatred, spirituality, teaching-diversity, teaching-muliticulturalism, terrorism, we-are-orlando, wearecharleston, weareorlando, what-matters-is-love, xenophobia

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“It is a rare person who can cut himself off from mediate and immediate relations with others for long spaces of time without undergoing a deterioration in personality.”
― Harry Stack Sullivan, The Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry

“Some of us are busy doing things; some of us are busy complaining.”
― Debasish Mridha

tags: busy, busy-doing-things, complaining, debasish-mridha, debasish-mridha-m-d, inspirational, philosophy, quotes

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“The little girl's dependency on her father made [his] abuse more insidious.”
― Joan Frances Casey, The Flock: The Autobiography of a Multiple Personality