When faced with a situation that seems to be an "emotion sink," it's definitely to your advantage to disconnect yourself from that. Though, such a situation necessitates a lot of introspection. Is the situation a perpetual drain on your being, or is this something that can be conquer?
Whatever the case may be, such things constitute an essential part of developing oneself and cultivating adulthood: being able to intuit whether a situation is worth your continued involvement in hopes of long-term gains, or if there's truly no inherent worth to it.
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Date: 2004-03-06 11:25 am (UTC)Whatever the case may be, such things constitute an essential part of developing oneself and cultivating adulthood: being able to intuit whether a situation is worth your continued involvement in hopes of long-term gains, or if there's truly no inherent worth to it.
*Shrug*