Dear author of Dear <irritant> post

Dear author of Dear (co-worker/friend/husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend) post,

I hope your job/marriage/relationship improves. I hope the presentation to the MFP community of your unhappiness/dissatisfaction/anger with your job/marriage/relationship is more than just whining, or flaccid posturing, and is instead a catalyst of real action. I hope that by "ranting" on the forum, you are able to better articulate your thoughts, come up with a plan, and actually do something about your situation. Because we all have choices, many of which are awkward, difficult, and seemingly impossible. But lots of us make those choices every day.

I don't have a problem with the Dear (co-worker/friend/husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend) posts. I do hope posters see them as a starting point, treat them as a timer of sorts. That is, you've now posted what's wrong. How long until you enact change? Because posting a detailed description of what's wrong with a situation you have to live with, and then doing nothing about it is just sad. It makes me sad to even think people might be doing that. So here are some puppies:

I see your puppies & kitten and raise you this:

Dear author of Dear (co-worker/friend/husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend) post,

I hope your job/marriage/relationship improves. I hope the presentation to the MFP community of your unhappiness/dissatisfaction/anger with your job/marriage/relationship is more than just whining, or flaccid posturing, and is instead a catalyst of real action. I hope that by "ranting" on the forum, you are able to better articulate your thoughts, come up with a plan, and actually do something about your situation. Because we all have choices, many of which are awkward, difficult, and seemingly impossible. But lots of us make those choices every day.

I don't have a problem with the Dear (co-worker/friend/husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend) posts. I do hope posters see them as a starting point, treat them as a timer of sorts. That is, you've now posted what's wrong. How long until you enact change? Because posting a detailed description of what's wrong with a situation you have to live with, and then doing nothing about it is just sad. It makes me sad to even think people might be doing that. So here are some puppies:

Dear author of Dear (co-worker/friend/husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend) post,

I hope your job/marriage/relationship improves. I hope the presentation to the MFP community of your unhappiness/dissatisfaction/anger with your job/marriage/relationship is more than just whining, or flaccid posturing, and is instead a catalyst of real action. I hope that by "ranting" on the forum, you are able to better articulate your thoughts, come up with a plan, and actually do something about your situation. Because we all have choices, many of which are awkward, difficult, and seemingly impossible. But lots of us make those choices every day.

I don't have a problem with the Dear (co-worker/friend/husband/wife/boyfriend/girlfriend) posts. I do hope posters see them as a starting point, treat them as a timer of sorts. That is, you've now posted what's wrong. How long until you enact change? Because posting a detailed description of what's wrong with a situation you have to live with, and then doing nothing about it is just sad. It makes me sad to even think people might be doing that. So here are some puppies:

As long as we're going for cute and cuddly:

Some of those things you just can't change or do something about. Like a co-worker who is constantly in a bad mood. like everyday they get up and say today was a good day time to get pissed off at everyone and everything. I'm a happy energetic person. And I do my best to cheer everyone up. But you can only do so much. And its hard to ignore them when they are constantly ranting about how their ex wife screwed them over again for the 3rd time, and she was sleeping with someone else while they let her live there because she got kicked out of her 3rd ex hubbys house. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make them drink it.