Mediocre Pride Lurks Behind Cheap Annoyance

Mediocre Pride Lurks Behind Cheap Annoyance – (1456)

Air of Superiority

An air of superiority is present. The proof of this is that when we are in the same situation we do the same we slurp, burp, sneeze etc. So there is a lack of awareness here. Like a belief that it is ok for us to do it but not for others to do it. Why is that? Is there any real, valid grounds upon which we can say that it is ok for us but not ok for others? That is difficult to find right?

It is only our pride that thinks that it is ok for us but not ok for others. If we go outside of our pride we will see that we are the same and there is no real reason for us to feel different. When we realise that we realise that they have an equal right to slurp, sneeze, make noises, speak loudly, sleep, eat, drink etc. then the cause for our annoyance is understood to not have any foundation and so our annoyance diminishes.

How Can They Know?

Another cause for annoyance is that because the other person doesn’t know about what annoys us. The good question to ask is can they know and why are they really meant to know? It is as if we consider them to be inconsiderate (we are the ones who are inconsiderate), just because they don’t follow protocol or manners or etiquette or that they disregard the small details of life (personality).

It that case we are going to be annoyed with the people who are awaken because they are free from many of these protocols, manners and accepted ways of the personality.

End (1456).

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