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| Mrs. Robinson talks. |
1. Oh the embarrassment! Let´s start off with the most obvious one: You´ll get heard. If you don´t happen to drop the words directly within range of audibility (high go-tomato factor!) there´s always somebody else to do the job for you. People will know that you are a talkative lady and once you have that reputation … well, probably not what you were going for in the first place. Many will stop to trust you with secrets. One way or another you can end up being an outsider. Maybe not too obvious, but surely when it comes down to important stuff. Ouch.
2. It works both ways. Mostly those who gossip are afraid that others might talk bad stuff behind their back too. You are being harsh on yourself. You have to strive for perfection, otherwise you´ll create space for criticism. (The big sister of gossip. And she is mean too!) This creates a lot of stress, apart from making you seem completely paranoid. Weird!
4. Teach people how you want to be treated. It´s not just you talking. I´ve said that before. But while you are gossiping here and there you are also giving people permission to treat you the same way. They will not take your secrets as serious. They will not take YOU as serious.
5 things I am grateful for today:
- finding Twilight Sparkle and Pinkie Pie at our local food store.
- opening up a society6 store (more tomorrow)
- weekend, I need you, I need sleep
- working on a super fun project. I am the happiest when I get to illustrate.
- bacon for tomorrow´s breakfast! Ah, nice!
Friday friday happy friday hugs,




















































