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"I'm disappointed in you" is more hurtful than "I'm mad at you". amirite?
by Anonymous3 years ago
"I just didn't expect this kind of thing from you"
by Anonymous3 years ago
I got that a lot as a kid
by Anonymous3 years ago
Anger is caused by transgression. Disappointment by failure. While in the former case you can rationalize being a rebel, the latter care only makes you a loser.
by Anonymous3 years ago
You think that's hurtful, wait until someone is, *sorely* disappointed in you.
by Anonymous3 years ago
"I am just deeply disappointed in you" is what I got one time as a kid
by Anonymous3 years ago
What about, "I'm so mad at you for being this disappointing" ?
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