Complaining Is Hard To Complain Essay

After reading about the idea of a complaint free world in the article “Complaining Is Hard to Avoid, but Try to Do It with a Purpose”, I could not agree more. People complain far too often. Walking down the street it is easy to hear side conversations about someone complaining about the weather, or what slight misfortune that happened to them that day. I agree with you that people find little satisfaction from complaining; they find it easier to say a complaint rather than anything positive. Complaining all the time about the same thing is not productive and neither is the type of people who will ask for advice about a situation they are in and then not follow through with the advice, that can be repetitive. It can be a continuous cycle of complaining that ends up leading nowhere. Everyday encounters with complaining leaves people feeling drained, and listening to a whiny voice complain about the weather is exhausting. Complaining, to some, is a catharsis; it is a release of emotions, but it should not be used as …show more content…
Try not starting conversations with a negative comment, try avoiding talking about how hot is it that day, we all know the temperature outside, just try and limit the number of times we complain each day. By whining so often, we can create this barrier between getting something done and not being productive at all. For example, taking out the trash can be a common feud; who is going to take it out and how many times does it have to be said in order for it to be done. From experience, if you gripe enough about not wanting to take out the trash or find other excuses not to do it, the other person will get tired of hearing it and do it themselves. That is only beneficial to those lazy people and from that, it will form bad work ethics, which is never any good for