I try to remind myself that everyone is doing the best they can at that moment in time. And a moment of wankerhood does not equal a lifetime of wankerhood. They could just be having a bad day. I don't know what their dealign with in life or the situation that has led them to become a master-wanker, if they are particularly consistent. (You can tell I, as a Canadian, I am enjoying using your term.) If I am really present I choose to lead by example and be the change I want to see and all that. But most of my time, I choose to place my focus on that which brings me more contentment. Being nice feels good and it is its own reward:)
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