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zeldapsychology
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16 Dec 2009, 7:13 pm

This evening I just kept my mouth shut then when mom spilled pizza sauce on her shirt I started laughing dad snapped at me DON'T LAUGH! I said oh and then kept my mouth shut. I also mention a past story I like repeating where I gave a teacher a gift and the teacher's response was "Don't think this will get you out of trouble" then dad said I always disrespected teachers. :-( So that didn't make me feel good. So are you sometimes "mute" like this not saying much and would you of laughed at someone spilling pizza sauce on there shirt? I found it funny. Of course my #1 trait issue is showing emotions differently which equals laughing inappropriately which I've mention over a dozen times on WP. (Sorry) :-)



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16 Dec 2009, 8:22 pm

Was the shirt white? If so, I would have laughed too.

edit: Also, if it was silk....



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16 Dec 2009, 8:33 pm

Yes it was white. GREAT you would of laughed too! AWESOME!! !! (BTW no cotton)



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16 Dec 2009, 8:36 pm

For me, it depends on the situation.


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16 Dec 2009, 9:40 pm

If it stained yes :lol: I'd probably burst out laughing...

I would of also stayed completely silent whenever I was told negative things and get constantly repeat what I used to do which would also make me angry, then I completely switch off from everyone around me...


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