mikeofaustin
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I really felt it important to take the time off this turkey day becuase of 2 reasons. 1). This particular client is a 'bread-n-butter' client. Always good money coming from them so I surely want to keep them. 2). Business is very sporadic these days... Some weeks I'll make 5K, but others, like this week, I only made $300. So I do everything I can to keep every client I have.
I'm not a angry person... and every girl I've dated in the past has always gotten upset with me for not 'fighting back' with her during an argument. I've since learned that people need a false sense of anger coming from me, for them to think I really mean what I'm saying... So, what I did was fake an emotional outbreak, yelling and the sort, just to get my point across that, "Hey, I'm unemployed. I could lose everything I own if I don't stay on top of this endeavor". She apologized the next morning and didn't mention it again. (nothing like 'The Burning Bed).
An outbreak of emotion in the form of anger, yelling, etc... is a sign that I can't control something. I've felt that I've always been in control of things. But again, to some people, they need to see and emotional state from someone... kind of like exclamation points, for them to realize that I'm really serious. Even if I have to fake it. It's stupid I know, but it works to get my point across. And I think I had a very good point.
-Mike (totally out of control).
I'm not a angry person... and every girl I've dated in the past has always gotten upset with me for not 'fighting back' with her during an argument. I've since learned that people need a false sense of anger coming from me, for them to think I really mean what I'm saying... So, what I did was fake an emotional outbreak, yelling and the sort, just to get my point across that, "Hey, I'm unemployed. I could lose everything I own if I don't stay on top of this endeavor". She apologized the next morning and didn't mention it again. (nothing like 'The Burning Bed).
An outbreak of emotion in the form of anger, yelling, etc... is a sign that I can't control something. I've felt that I've always been in control of things. But again, to some people, they need to see and emotional state from someone... kind of like exclamation points, for them to realize that I'm really serious. Even if I have to fake it. It's stupid I know, but it works to get my point across. And I think I had a very good point.
-Mike (totally out of control).