Maybe i'm not kind

i get where you're coming from, but it feels a bit harsh?? being around someone who's constantly aggressive must be nerve-wracking for sure... but labeling them entirely based on that behavior sounds limiting. people can change, don't ya think? it's not all black and white...

what are your plan to escape from that?

man, i totally get where you're coming from; feeling unsafe around someone is the worst and nobody should have to deal with that kind of anxiety. it's tough when someone's behavior constantly puts you on edge, making you feel like you've got to be on high alert all the time; it can really mess with your head in ways that aren't easy to shake off. but maybe sometimes stepping back and figuring out what's causing their aggression might help both parties? it's not easy or an overnight fix, for sure; handling situations like this can be pretty complex and draining, so take care of yourself first.

it sounds like a tough situation, but maybe thinking about setting some boundaries could be helpful; everyone's got their own struggles, and sometimes a little distance can bring clarity.

I totally get how intense it must feel to be in such an environment where you’re always on edge. 😟 It's like having your fight-or-flight response constantly activated, and that can really take a toll on both your mind and body.

I totally hear ya: feeling like you’re walking on eggshells is no way to live. It’s important to trust your instincts when it comes to safety. Maybe setting some boundaries or seeking support could be the next step? It's okay to put yourself first sometimes. 🌟

Listen, everyone has their flaws; no one's perfect. But your judgment calls here seem a bit one-dimensional. Maybe you're not an angel yourself, but tossing labels around without understanding the full story, well that's short-sighted at best 😒 We all have parts of ourselves that we might not like to admit aren't the greatest, just as we all face moments when others rub us the wrong way. Instead of constantly running away because you feel threatened, why not harness some introspection and tackle what's triggering this chaos? I've been in situations where I couldn't stand someone only to realize it was a reflection of my own bottled-up issues; isn't it possible you're projecting a little here too?

hey, not saying your feelings ain't valid or anything, but it seems a bit intense to label someone as totally unsafe just 'cause you don't vibe with them. people can be rough around the edges without being straight-up dangerous; maybe it's more about finding out why they're acting aggressive instead of jumping to conclusions???? i mean, i've had a mate who seemed hostile all the time and turned out they were dealing with some heavy personal stuff that made them lash out. have you ever thought of just having a chat? sometimes people don't even realize how their actions are affecting others until you point it out.

It sounds like you're in a really tough spot, feeling like you have to constantly be on guard. I can't imagine how stressful that must be day in and day out. Have you thought about finding some space for yourself where you can feel more at ease? Sometimes just taking a step back to breathe and assess the situation without the pressure can give you more clarity on what you truly want or need. If it's possible, talking it out with someone neutral might also help put things into perspective.

sometimes people act out in ways that make others feel uneasy, but labeling someone as 'unsafe' without understanding the full context might not be entirely fair; people tend to project their own insecurities onto others 🙄 have you considered exploring what specific actions make them seem threatening? figuring out what's driving their behavior could lead to a better understanding and maybe even change your perspective on the situation.

hey, i get what you're saying but maybe it's worth thinking about why this person seems aggressive to you; sometimes people act out 'cause they're going through stuff that isn't obvious on the surface. sure, no one should feel unsafe, and your feelings are super valid, but have you ever thought about seeing things from their side too? tackling situations with a bit of empathy might change how you see everything 🤔 just a thought while you're figuring it all out;

Totally see your point about feeling unsafe, and that's nothing to brush off. But, maybe reflect on how much of it is their actions versus your perceptions? Sometimes we misinterpret signals due to past experiences or biases. Remember, communication can be a powerful tool if you're up for it: addressing these feelings directly might surprise you with unexpected insights. Just be cautious and prioritize yourself in any scenario where your gut tells you something's off.