Omitting is lying when you know the information withheld will change the outcome of a persons perspective on how they should weigh their choices on how to maneuver the situation. It can be considered as manipulation. Withholding information deliberately is deceptive. So yes omission is lying!
-Watching movies? No issue
-Watching TV shows? No issue
- Drinking Alcohol? No issue
- Smoking? No issue
- Party all night? No issue
Playing video games? What is wrong with you. Get a grip of your life
I hate how a part society looks at gaming man 💀
Freshman year of high school a couple of buddy’s and I were seeing if we could rep the 45lb bar 100 times.
A football coach walked by and said “Congrats now you are really tired and aren’t any stronger”
I think about this a lot.
I realized people only like you when you're easy to benefit from. When you say yes, stay quiet, and let things slide, they love you. But once you start saying no, setting boundaries, and standing on what's right for you, everything changes. Suddenly you
got an attitude. Suddenly you're the problem. Truth is, they never respected you, they just liked your silence. I'm not being difficult, I'm being real. If me protecting my peace offends you, that's your issue, not mine.
“You don’t know what I was going through”
Naw, I didn’t because you didn’t disclose that. But, I do know what I went through as a consequence of it and I ain’t deserve that.
i actually can’t wait to reach the stage where the weekends are for me and my partner. Long drives, small barbecues, picnics, dinner dates and movie dates. i’m looking forward to it.
we don’t talk nearly enough about “papercuts” in a relationship. everytime there’s raised voices, cruel words, lack of support, short temper, lack of affection, etc., a tiny wound is created. not enough to make you leave, but enough to make part of you pull away and lose a little love everytime. one day those wounds create a chasm so deep it’s unfixable. what isn’t a “big deal” to you today could be a chasm tomorrow. nurture your partner, walk with gentleness, and apologize freely. it’s much easier than living with regret at the edge of a chasm
Couples in healthy relationships also argue, have different opinions, feel frustrated, insecure and bored at times. Healthy doesn't mean perfect. What makes a relationship healthy is that you understand that it is you and them versus the problem. Not you versus them.
In a healthy relationship, your partner hears you out if you’re upset, and their goal is to avoid upsetting you in the future, not debate whether you should have been upset in the first place, or make you feel as though your emotional experience is wrong.
A healthy relationship will test you more than a toxic one, because it won’t let you run. It holds up a mirror and says: show up, communicate, grow. That’s why real love scares people more than chaos ever could.