![]() ![]() In the episode of The Crown that I was watching, Sir Winston Churchill hated the portrait when it was revealed. I go out of my way to apologize and to hopefully make them feel better about the situation, to know I am genuine, sincere and remorseful in hurting them and I do what I can and need to in order to mend any tear in our relationship. I don’t blame the person for feeling offended by what I have done or said. If it is brought to my intention, I feel terrible and it is honestly my heart to do and say what I need to in order to make it right. I have offended people unintentionally, in business and in my personal life. He might have made a dig but I was giving him the benefit of the doubt and just told him it was a hurtful comment that was not funny to me. Drama queen.”Īlthough I don’t think he was intentionally trying to hurt me with his comment, he has used similar sentiments to purposely attack me in the past so I was very sensitive to his words. You are the immature one, chill out and relax. When you want to be nice and realize I am just playing let me know. A little self-awareness goes a long way.” You could have owned it, accepted responsibility, apologized and learned from it so you don’t make the same mistake to others. My response: “It is a very immature way to deal with someone who is only telling you that you made an insulting comment. Just trying to be funny and you take it the wrong way again. Instead of apologizing you called me a bitch.” My response: “You insulted me and I let you know that you did. When you finish being a bitch let me know.” I then said, “If you want to be one of those people that pops up in my life when you are bored then you might try to make it a more positive experience.” ![]() I suggested that he take his own advice and be nice because what he was insinuating in his text was not nice. I responded by asking him why he would say what he did to me and that I found it insulting. The introductory two words in his four-word message offended me. This scene came at exactly the time I had just ended texting with a friend. One has to turn a blind eye to so much of one’s self to get through life.” Graham Sutherland refuses to show him the incomplete portrait and responds, “I find in general people have very little understanding of who they are. After all, I know this face better than you do.” Winston Churchill wants to see Graham’s work in progress so he offers, “I could give you advice. In episode 9 of ‘The Crown’ on Netflix there is a scene where artist Graham Sutherland has been commissioned to paint the portrait of Sir Winston Churchill as a gift for his 80th birthday. ![]()
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