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Have you ever watched a sad person “cheer up”,simply because someone instructed him to?
Have you ever seen a really nervous person “relax” because another(nervous) person told him to?
I NEVER DID,and I’ve been around awhile.
Can we provide better responses?
<cutie pie,if this thread is too dumb,please forgive me:)>
Sad person: Yes. Clinically depressed person: Never. Sad people can be cheered by your verbal reaching out to them. We are social animals, and love interaction and connection with others of our species.
Anxious people do respond to people who connect with them verbally.
ask him the following: if you were a flag, would you wave?
yes nag member if i was a flag i would wave
Oh, I don’t instruct, I just suggest. Trying it on myself now.
Don’t be nervous. I’ll IYH be on time. OK?
i’d tell them to listen to Rabbi Kelerman’s ‘We are never alone’. It’s hilarious. That should cheer anyone up.
It depends on who it’s coming from, how it’s said, and why the person is sad/upset. No easy fix-all way to answer.
I think it should be changed to “Cheer Up” and “Bump”
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