Are you two-faced?
27 Oct 2003 11:42 amI made some comments about this in someone else's journal (the entry is friends-locked, so not identified) and it got me to wondering.
If you have a problem with how someone behaves--Under what circumstances do you not tell anyone (or only one or two confidants)?
If someone has a problem with how you behave--
If you have a problem with how someone behaves--
- Under what circumstances do you tell them?
- Under what circumstances do you not tell them but tell other people who know them?
- If you tell others, do you care whether those comments to get back to the person?
- If you want that not to happen, do you do anything to prevent it?
- Do your prevention mechanisms work?
If someone has a problem with how you behave--
- Under what circumstances do you want to be told?
- Under what circumstances do you not want to be told?
- Do you think people say things behind your back that are different from what they say to your face?
- If so, does this bother you?
- If it bothers you, do you do anything about it?
- What do you do?