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[x_rahne]

I was thinking today and realised I have been complaining too much.

I shall stop.

Reverend Craig would never have put up with it so long.

If there's a specific punishment for it that no one has had time to mention, someone please tell me.

I have changed my default icon back to the one that reminds me of home, though.

Comments

[x-celsis.livejournal.com]

Good lord, Rahne, if you don't complain, nothing will ever get done. No-one should ever be punished for complaining.

I know we teachers can seem intimidating and irrational at times, but believe me, a good teacher will always learn from her students.

[x-rahne.livejournal.com]

Yes, Ms. Frost. I'll remember.

[x-cannonball.livejournal.com]

Hey, if you ever need to complain to someone, remember that I'm right next door! :)

[x-rahne.livejournal.com]

Thank you, but I really think I should not do it so much at all.

[x-synch.livejournal.com]

What's wrong with complaining? I complain all the time. My dad says I'm known for it. If this Reverend Craig punished you for complaining, then he's the one who had the wrong idea, not you.

If you want to complain or something, you can talk to me. I think you're fun to talk to.

[x-rahne.livejournal.com]

Reverend Craig is my guardian. What he said was like this.

If you can change something and ought to, then get to work.
If you oughtn't to change something, and especially if it oughtn't to be changed, then you haven't much business saying otherwise.
And if you can't change something, talking it to death won't do much more than annoy people.

We might be thinking of different types of complaining, though. A little bit of griping isn't so bad, and sometimes telling people what's wrong is the way to fix it. I just think I've been whinging too much. 'Tisn't polite, especially where everybody has to look at it, and somebody said something lately that reminded me.

If you want to complain or something, you can talk to me. I think you're fun to talk to.

*smiles* Thank you. I think you are too. (So if you are known for complaining, you haven't done it enough to be annoying!) And I might come take you up on that... maybe... if you're sure you won't be bothered.

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[x-synch.livejournal.com]

I guess some of what Reverend Craig said makes sense. But I guess what bothers me a little bit is that sometimes people say you can't change things and then it turns out you can.

Wait until my parents decide to come visit. Then I'll whine a lot.

Why would you bother me? You're nice.