“Hurt people hurt people” is something I just read on Twitter. I believe that posting this today will help me make some minor adjustments and let go of hurts I’m holding for myself and other people.
Let’s see if there are any hurt people in my photos from yesterday. No matter what, I trust that sharing my photos won’t hurt people.
Here‘s “Hurt People Hurt People” by The Script:
Now I’m trying to think of phrases like this about other kinds of people that might work, such as ….
Bully people bully people
Jam people jam people
School people school people
Smart people smart people
Stiff people stiff people
Great people grate people
… and that hurts! Getting help by searching for words that can be adjectives and verbs, I can add these …
Best people best people
Better people better people
Clear people clear people
Damn people damn people
Down people down people
Flush people flush people
Forward people forward people
Free people free people
Jolly people jolly people
Okay people okay people
Prompt people prompt people
Right people right people
Steady people steady people
Still people still people
Wrong people wrong people
… but I still like “Hurt people hurt people” best.
Feel free, people, to share hurts and any other feelings or thoughts in a comment below.
Thankful people thank people, so thanks to all who help me post these posts, including YOU.
The Year(s) of Living Non-Judgmentally 
your great at sign language, you should read the da Vincii code…cheers
It takes one great person to know another one and thanks for cheering me up with this comment and the reblog! ❤
You teach very well, I like the tips, thank you
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That is quite an accurate statement, Ann, and helpful for our times.
Helpful people like you, Mark, help people.
that is so spot on. i have my personal one – ‘glitter people glitter people.’
This comment glitters with wit and observation, my friend.
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Creative people create people! Thanks, NBC. ❤
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You know as well as I do, Ann, that this is only partially true because some hurt people just go on being hurt.
Knowing people know people, my friend.
🙂
Boss people boss people
and in your case
Support people support people
It takes one support person to know another one, Peter!
“Hurt people hurt people”. Makes you think. Maybe I will run that through my mind before I rush to irritation and bad thoughts when I feel wronged. We need to be patient. Now!
Thanks Ann.
Thanks for being a thoughtful person, my friend.
That is a pretty amazing copy of Anna Karenina. She has your initials!
Observant people observe people! Thanks for another amazing comment, MB.
It can go both ways i think: people who have never been hurt, may be less sensitive to others need; on the other hand, they could be sensitive enough to respect themselves and others so such hurt doesn’t take place at all or as often. I think it depends on an informed mind and upbringing.
Informed people make informed and helpful comments. Many thanks!
Henry Miller said that the most sensitive people are the ones whose hearts become hardest out of a need to protect themselves. It’s logical but I know some extremely sensitive people who are anything but hard-hearted.
Thanks for this wholehearted comment, my friend.
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Hurt people hurt people by not requesting Harley’s presence in congress.
The absence of cats can definitely hurt!