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Hmm... that's the reverse of what I do. If somebody actually causes me to start crying, that's the first sign they need to start running. Really fast. The only times I've ever been berserk, I started crying uncontrollably first. And then the memory is somewhat hazy, but it involves everybody running like crazy to get away from me. |
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Agreed. The only thing that uber pisses me off is when someone insults my intelligence. My pat reply to this situation is, "If I need my intelligence insulted, I'll have it done by someone qualified to do so." |
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I'm generally difficult to insult - either you're right, or you're not worth my time anyway...
There are some exceptions. Particularly when someone who knows me really well frames something about me in a really uncharitable way, or picks an especially inappropriate time to deal a low blow. My mother is incredibly skilled in this, and with her, it's often appearance-related. My ESFJ boss insults me in her way on at least a weekly basis, by talking down to me, or implying (in what she seems to think is a subtle way, but is actually pretty ham-handed) that I'm not quite on her level in whatever respect. It usually seems kind of mystifying and laughable to me; she seems so oblivious to the fact that for all her years of experience and MBA and 6 figures, she's still kind of an insecure farmgirl, who has to tell you how much her suit cost. I just don't care about many of the things she cares about, or at least not in the same way, so I'm not too fazed by her. Though it is hard sometimes, just taking it, small moments as they are... for the most part, I just look at it as another mildly annoying and boring job requirement under the category of "dealing with people." Playing one-up with my boss would be a lose-lose situation for me. |
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