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starandrea, A Complaint-Free World.
I don't actually have any idea how often I complain, nor where the line is between saying things because they are true but possibly so often it's a complaint (even if it's because I'm failing to consciously notice that there is something bothering me, and that's why I keep saying it). So this could be interesting. (so could wearing it when driving or on the computer, what with my wrist things getting in the way)
I'm getting 5, so I can give one to some local people, if wanted.
starandrea, A Complaint-Free World.I don't actually have any idea how often I complain, nor where the line is between saying things because they are true but possibly so often it's a complaint (even if it's because I'm failing to consciously notice that there is something bothering me, and that's why I keep saying it). So this could be interesting. (so could wearing it when driving or on the computer, what with my wrist things getting in the way)
I'm getting 5, so I can give one to some local people, if wanted.
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I do see what you're saying; largely, I hope this to help me just be aware of I'm complaining a lot.
And, for me, it's largely 'am I complaining and not doing anything about it if I can, or am I complaining to let off steam _and_ doing what I can about it'. I have no sense at all of how much, when, or why I complain. So, I'm hoping this to help my attention to figure that out.
(I do see 'talking things out' & 'letting off steam' as different from 'complaining'. Complaining feels like... low level background noise, distracting, and not useful, in my head. *shrug* As always, you milage may of course vary!)