Originally Posted by Wee Tinkers:
“That more aptly describes Charlie. Hazel isn't much of a fighter.
It is not Hazel's fault that Daley got drunk and crossed the line because he has 'issues'.
It is not Hazel's fault that Charlie was so drunk she clumsily prodded at her face with a cucumber, taking the horseplay too far. I'm sure the Daley situation didn't teach her to be wary of lushes with salad vegetables. The cucumber thing wasn't a big deal and Hazel didn't make it so.”
“That more aptly describes Charlie. Hazel isn't much of a fighter.
It is not Hazel's fault that Daley got drunk and crossed the line because he has 'issues'.
It is not Hazel's fault that Charlie was so drunk she clumsily prodded at her face with a cucumber, taking the horseplay too far. I'm sure the Daley situation didn't teach her to be wary of lushes with salad vegetables. The cucumber thing wasn't a big deal and Hazel didn't make it so.”
I've heard your argument in the playground. "It's not my fault Miss, she started it" Lol.
I do think self-awareness, and a bit of reflection can go a long way in some of these situations.




