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You never get anything right with them -
They're
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good at total ignoring - They're
so stubborn and angry,
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they won't give in - They're very afraid
of variations in
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mental activity - They don't want anything
real.
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"Smile!"
—What then?
—Why shouldn't I smile?
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"Can you smile
for me? – Is that too hard to do?"
—Be honest.
—Nobody's home!
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[The silent treatment]
—More so!
—Do I look like an alien to you? ...
I meant it as a joke!
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"Make it more understandable.
You can't help me,
if I can't understand what you are trying to say.
Please take this advice seriously. I would!"
—No rules.
—The more intimate your family is,
the emptier
it becomes ... Don't be surprised.
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Stingy Responses & Selfishness for you;
Warmth &
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Generosity for someone else - It's double-dealing -
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They're just proving they can be nice, which
is worse! -
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It's not bad to feel bad - You don't
have to say clever
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things to have a nice life - Do as little
as possible.
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"Fair enough."
—All set.
—Just say no to giving away money.
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"I told your boss
about you ...
You have trouble with authority figures."
—No sweat.
—As it is written, so shall it be
done ...
As if you're not supposed to.
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"You just don't understand."
—It's ludicrous!
—For obvious reasons.
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"The problem is, I don't believe your
figures."
—We'll wait.
—I'm not sorry I asked, but could
we set it aside?
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