As
a multiple chemical sensitive person, if one of your affected body systems is
neurological more than likely you are constantly annoyed caused by chemical
exposures inflaming and swelling your brain. Irritability would be the proper medical term. I should know, I check
that box on every medical questionnaire I fill out! I prefer the word annoyed as it assumes something outside
myself is causing my discomfort. Irritated
feels more self-blaming.
Unfortunately,
as much as I'd like, I can't wear that t-shirt because I work very hard every
minute at being positive and that might be a step in the wrong direction. I should
wear a t-shirt that says, "I AM POSITIVE", "I AM PATIENT"
or "I AM CHEERFUL", but that would annoy me to the point of insanity.
"I AM ANNOYED" is a clear warning to others to stay away.
In an effort to be positive, here is my list of things that DO NOT annoy me:
fragrance-free
people
co-workers
who are lovely, happy, and delightful
clients
and customers who are kind, patient and respectful
commercials
advertising public service and environmental awareness
grocery
checkers who are friendly
excellent
customer service
people
who strive to be healthy
organic
farmers and gardeners
people
who are smart
companies
that keep their business in the USA
carnivore-free
people
non-hunting
people
spam-free
emails
men
who are smart, respectful, kind and sweet
women
who aren't addicted to beauty products
children
who are respectful, thoughtful, and well-behaved
non-religious
people
my
garbage man
That
is one short list! Positive thinking is a work in progress. Annoyance almost always involves people. This is my attempt at a positive attitude before I delve into multiple posts on the very annoying subject of
human contact.
What
doesn't annoy you?
Gosh! Even I annoy myself at times! HAHAHAHA!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think a healthy body, soul and spirit would make me the most 'annoy-less' person ever! :P
I loved Stieg Larsson's trilogy. Such an awesome writer. So sad that he had to die so soon.
Oh, I know! I'm annoyed with myself a lot! And, yes, I never used to be annoyed by everything. It's definitely a side effect of my health.
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