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May 31, 2019 at 11:28 AM
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@SilverTrees, one of your posts got me pondering about this.
To all at PC: Do you consider a person's actions against someone else as a warning sign not to get (or remian) close to that person? For example, if you start to see a very nasty side of your girlfriend when she breaks up with her partner, do you think: "Well, she is not personally doing this to me, so I'm safe," or do you see that as a red flag that demonstrates her character coming to surface? Would you ignore a person's vindictive actions against someone else as if you are an exception and immune from such person's harm? Or would you see that as a proof of what she is capable of, if things were to not work out between you two? Would it be a good enough reason to start guarding yourself by being cautious with her? |
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