Whenever I have to wait—emails, decisions, responses—I feel my irritation rising fast. It feels unfair, like the world isn’t respecting my pace.
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Whenever I have to wait—emails, decisions, responses—I feel my irritation rising fast. It feels unfair, like the world isn’t respecting my pace.
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You get irritated because your expectations are based on your own rhythm, not the world’s. When that rhythm gets interrupted, irritation kicks in. I relate to this deeply—my patience disappears instantly when I feel like someone or something is slowing me down. It’s not intentional; it’s emotional reflex.