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- - Whining generally reflects a person’s inability to change either a situation or their own feelings. - Their relationship with you is more important than your solution to their problem. Things will not get better if you allow them to run rough-shod over you. Setting limits may feel unkind; but rejection will be worse.
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May 24, 2024 · The Sun interpreted this as: “Whining can actually make us happier – but only in a key setting”. And the Daily Mail as: “Ranting with your friends can actually make you happier, study finds”. But...
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Mar 12, 2012 · Good whining is the ability to call out the raw truth, express deep feelings, be vulnerable and share with those you love. It is about embracing those inner feelings, coddling them, figuring...
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Jun 3, 2012 · - Whining generally reflects a person’s inability to change either a situation or their own feelings. - Their relationship with you is more important than your solution to their problem.
Mar 26, 2014 · Got someone in your life who’s always whining, complaining, bitching and moaning? Feel like you’re about ready to get rid of them because you don’t know how to handle their behavior? Well, then, let’s talk—because here’s the truth about whining, complaining, bitching and moaning.
How to deal with a whining friend or family member? How do you provide them much needed support while staying positive and productive? How do you get them believe in their own ability to deal with the issues in their lives?
Dec 4, 2012 · Whining is a race to the bottom that you don’t want to win. So what’s the difference between sharing your troubles and flat out whining? Two factors to consider: your audience and their likely response.
