MainerMikeBrown
Active Member
We all know someone who tells you about their problems and at the same time will do nothing to help themselves. Maybe that person is you.
It's normal for someone to express to others their issues and do little about it from time to time. But when someone does this more than on occasion, that's a problem. It's an unfair position for a do-nothing type to put the rest of us in.
The other point that must be made is that if a person do little to help yourself, especially over the long-term, than that's a serious psychological issue that a friend can't help them with. People like that need professional help.
So for those who only complain, do what you can to straighten out your life if you expect others to hear about it. And if you're not willing to take control over your issues, then you have to acknowledge that and stop expressing your problems until you are willing to work on your issues.
It's normal for someone to express to others their issues and do little about it from time to time. But when someone does this more than on occasion, that's a problem. It's an unfair position for a do-nothing type to put the rest of us in.
The other point that must be made is that if a person do little to help yourself, especially over the long-term, than that's a serious psychological issue that a friend can't help them with. People like that need professional help.
So for those who only complain, do what you can to straighten out your life if you expect others to hear about it. And if you're not willing to take control over your issues, then you have to acknowledge that and stop expressing your problems until you are willing to work on your issues.