How many times are boys and girls going to be crying wolf? And it seemed like it's something that you would definitely have to say. It's a tale of time because, I mean, it's not even the kids that do it all the time. A lot of time. It's the adults. And sadly, a lot of people do that because it shows, I guess, a sense of control on how to control a circumstance or situation
Andrea Piggue
@Andrea_Speaks · 2:50
And so, yeah, this is a good, swell. Thank you so much for this. I totally agree. I don't typically cry wolf. I try not to. If something is wrong, something is wrong. If I need something, I just say what I need. I'm not really somebody who does this a lot, but I know other people that do
Al Cosby
@Cosbyal4165 · 1:58
But then again, if it's really nothing going on and you're using that in the forefront, then that's a different story. And going with the adults, I mean, like, if they're doing that just to spit out gossip, but you ain't got time for that. That's another story, too, because sadly, there are a lot of adults in a society with just people in general where it's like they have no life without drama in it
Eluchianna Olive
@Luchianna · 4:34
It. You are correct, sir. There are people that surround themselves in drama. They're not happy unless they are in crisis or chaos. As far as people health issue, I know people who have, they get a hangnail, all of a sudden it turned into something else. And I'm not saying that, you know, they may not be dealing with health issues, but every time there's something that could go wrong, does go wrong, and it happens to happen to them