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  • How to Stop Acting Like Such a Big Baby | Zen Habits

    How to Stop Acting Like Such a Big Baby Obviously, this is a little easier said than done. Complaining is an addiction and a hard habit to break. Like any other habit to break, it will take time.... So the question is: Would you rather complain or be happy? The two steps to stop whining... more

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  • Rated by cryslm on Jul 05, 8:39pm

    Sometimes we need to whine, gripe and complain a bit, but most times.... please.... just put on your big girl panties and deal with it!

  • Rated by Jennmcn on Jul 05, 3:16pm

    Oh, fuck that...If I stopped being a wuss the Duck wouldn't know what to do. His two favorite things to say to me are Quit being such a wuss. and I'd do you.. He's such a romantic.

  • Reviewed by pilot4316 on Jul 03, 9:10pm

    what a great site.... thanks so much Xineann

  • Reviewed by coachbriany on Jul 03, 9:03pm

    has to be a thumbs up or I missed the point.

  • Rated by xineann on Jul 03, 8:46pm

    How to Stop Acting Like Such a Big Baby Obviously, this is a little easier said than done. Complaining is an addiction and a hard habit to break. Like any other habit to break, it will take time.... So the question is: Would you rather complain or be happy? The two steps to stop whining so much: 1. Make it a priority to notice every time you complain or unnecessarily criticize. This includes judging others. Now, every time you catch yourself complaining, just stop and notice it. 2. After you've noticed yourself complaining, ask yourself this: Is there anything I can do about what I'm complaining about, or it outside of my control? If there is something you can do about it, do it. If there is nothing you can do, let it go. Is there a middle ground? Can I be productively unhappy at least part of the time? Melancholia is my muse. ~XineAnn Read the whole article I stole the image from TheGipples