I’ve discovered the art of being a good person: don’t get mad at people. Ok, it’s a little more complicated than that, but here’s what I feel. Rather than getting mad at a person for something they did, or taking your anger out on someone, express what you feel calmly and simply. Here are the steps for how I do it. First, analyze the situation. If you find yourself in a heavy situation, like when someone or something has angered you, make sure you actually understand what’s going on. Don’t make the mistake of getting upset over a misunderstanding. This
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