Getting along with people isn't always so simple, and besides having many conflicting ideas, differing opinions, and contrasting tastes, some people have the terrible habit of passing on some kind of pain or situation that happened to them. I think this is one of the worst things we can do in a relationship, whether it's friendship or romantic. I believe that trying to pass on your trauma to others so they can understand you better is completely wrong. After all, if there's a connection between you, you'll naturally understand each other.
I remember this happening frequently with the people around us. I've often been told that "men are no good," but wait a minute! It was another man who hurt you, not me! How can anyone know that the next person you meet will be exactly like the last? It's either true or false, isn't it? So, just because something was done to you in the past and it traumatized you doesn't mean you should do it or pass it on to someone else. The past is in the past, and there are many wonderful people to know in this world, so carrying these traumas around isn't a good thing.
You need to be very calm in this assessment, because otherwise, we create a network of prejudice with everyone around us and we simply assume everyone is the same without even trying to get to know them. I always consider it disrespectful when someone tries to apply to me a judgment or trauma that someone else inflicted on them. Geez, I have nothing to do with this. Just because something bad happened to you, does that mean I'm going to do it too? I don't think so!
Instead of this hurt growing and spreading to other people, we should try to understand what happened, what our mistakes were, what the wrong actions of the person who hurt us were, and thus, learn to see and evaluate what is right or wrong in a relationship. Every friendship or love begins with a period of evaluation. It's natural to not trust someone at first, and as time goes by, we get to know the person and determine whether they're a good person or not. However, we need to understand that each evaluation of a person is a new experience and shouldn't be guided solely by past problems we've had with other people.
My opinion is that those who transmit these pains and hurts to others without even knowing the new person properly are actually a bit lost in their own minds. Okay, they suffered, they went through a difficult time, but wanting to take that pain and implant it in someone else—I think that's wrong. This new person they're meeting now has nothing to do with the story that happened in the past. If they're trying to force this, they should be held accountable for the new trauma they're causing in the people around them.
Although this is impossible to do nowadays, no one likes to admit they made a mistake or negatively influenced someone else. They simply go there, dump their negative energy, and then leave, leaving their same traumas on this new person who had nothing to do with the story. This, to me, may be more the action of bad or unbalanced people than simply "it was an accident." Therefore, my advice for this situation is to always analyze, not judge with prejudice, but analyze the unfolding of the friendship and see where people will lead us. If it's something bad, we should recognize it and walk away.
A convivência com as pessoas nem sempre é tão simples e, além de muitas ideias que não batem entre elas, opiniões divergentes e gostos contrários, algumas pessoas têm o péssimo hábito de passar para frente algum tipo de dor ou situação que aconteceu com ela. Acho que isso é uma das piores coisas que podemos fazer em um relacionamento, seja em questão de amizade ou romanticamente. Acredito que querer passar o seu trauma para outras pessoas, para que elas tentem te entender melhor, é super errado, afinal, se existe uma conexão entre vocês, naturalmente vocês se entenderão.
Lembro que isso acontece com frequência com as pessoas que nos rodeiam. Já fui generalizado muitas vezes de que “homem não presta”, mas, espera aí! Quem te fez mal foi outro homem, e não eu! Como alguém pode saber que a próxima pessoa que você vai conhecer será exatamente igual a anterior? Existe a possibilidade de ser ou de não ser, não é? Então, não é porque fizeram algo com você no passado e isso te traumatizou que você deve fazer ou transmitir para outra pessoa. O passado está no passado e existem muitas pessoas legais de conhecer neste mundo, então, transportar estes traumas não é nada legal de fazer.
É preciso ter muita calma nessa avaliação, porque senão criamos uma rede de preconceito com todos que nos rodeiam e simplesmente vamos julgar que todos são iguais sem nem mesmo tentar conhecer essas pessoas. Sempre considero isso um desrespeito, quando alguém tenta aplicar em mim algum julgamento ou trauma que outra pessoa fez com ela. Caramba, eu não tenho nada a ver com isso, só porque algo aconteceu de forma ruim com você, quer dizer que irei fazer também? Acho que não!
No lugar desse machucado crescer e passar para outras pessoas, devemos tentar entender o que aconteceu, quais foram os nossos erros, quais foram as atitudes erradas da pessoa que nos machucou e assim, saber ver e avaliar o que é certo ou errado em uma relação. Toda amizade ou amor começa com um período de avaliação, é natural a gente não confiar de primeira e, à medida que o tempo passa, ir conhecendo a pessoa e ver se ela é uma pessoa boa ou não, mas, precisamos entender que cada avaliação de cada pessoa é uma experiência nova e não deve ser guiada somente por problemas do passado que tivemos com outras pessoas.
Minha opinião é que quem transmite essas dores e machucados para outras pessoas sem nem ao menos conhecer essa nova pessoa direito, na verdade, está um pouco perdida nas ideias. Tudo bem, ela sofreu, passou por um momento complicado, mas querer pegar essa dor e implantá-la em outra pessoa, acho que isso é errado, essa nova pessoa que ela está conhecendo agora não tem nada a ver com a história que aconteceu no passado. Se ela está tentando forçar isso, deveria ser responsabilizada pelos novos traumas que está causando nas pessoas ao seu redor.
Apesar de que isso hoje em dia ser algo impossível de fazer, ninguém gosta de assumir que errou ou que influenciou negativamente outra pessoa, elas simplesmente vão lá, despejam a sua energia negativa e depois saem, deixando os seus mesmos traumas nessa nova pessoa que não tinha nada a ver com a história. Isso, para mim, pode ser mais atitude de pessoas ruins ou desequilibradas do que somente um “foi sem querer”. Portanto, o meu conselho para essa situação é sempre analisar, não julgar com preconceito, mas analisar o desenrolar da amizade e ver para que caminho as pessoas irão nos levar. Se for algo ruim, é a gente perceber e pular fora disso.
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Its crazy how its generalized and its believed all men should suffer for what a single man did
yeah, the pain should end.
Transferring makes the cycle unending
Exactly, that was just one example, but people generalize too much, like just because one thing went wrong, everything that comes after will go wrong too, it can't be like that. Each person is different, someone can be better or worse, and you can only find out if the relationship with them will be good or bad by trying and getting to know them.
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It's sad, but a lot of people do generalize others because of past experiences. It's not good for both parties, though... the person who generalize would also miss out on chances in meeting genuinely good people.
That's my point of view: no matter how bad a past experience may have been, the new people and experiences we encounter can make a difference in our lives, so we shouldn't generalize everything. That only causes us to miss out on great opportunities to meet amazing people.
True... we can't generalize people. :)
Though for some, they've experienced the same hurt multiple times, which has caused them to give up trust.
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Actually it's becoming a trend now that people can't accept their mistakes and without knowing that if others are responsible for it , they take revenge and don't control their anger
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People who do not accept their own mistakes become difficult to live with. We all make mistakes, nobody is perfect, and they need to understand that. By improving where they went wrong, they can evolve and improve their relationships.
In addition, of course, they should not take out their mistakes and traumas on other people.
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