Comments on: How I Stopped People from Interrupting Me

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By: Abby

Abby — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 23:48:01 +0000

Thank you so much for sharing!
During the past few days I have realized how much I get interrupted everyday and how hurt I feel when I do. Ever since I was very young I have been a very quite person. I have a lot to say, but never say it. Whenever somebody would ask me why I was so shy, I would never have a good answer. In fact, I would usually deny that I was shy at all. Recently, I’ve discovered that the best possible reason for me being the quite person that I am, is that I do not want to say anything, because of the fear of being interrupted or ignored.

I have been trying very hard to try to treat people how I would want to be treated. I think it’s boosting my confidence and I have definitely been sharing my thoughts a lot more. I still get interrupted, but I try very hard to not take it personally and to forgive those who interrupt me.

Reading your post made me realize that I’m not alone and that there are things that I can do to get over my fear of being interrupted.
Thank you!

By: Angie

Angie — Thu, 17 Mar 2011 06:57:35 +0000

People constantly interrupt me. I’m not sure what it is about me that says, “I’m just here to listen.” I truly feel that interrupting someone is rude. Which is why I never say much. I just don’t feel like what I have to say is more important than what someone else has to say, so I always let people finish. It doesn’t usually frusterate me unless they interrupt me to ask me a question about the sentence I was in the middle of. Or after 6 years of being friends with someone and realizing that I spend most of our time together in silence.

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By: Carlota

Carlota — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 07:20:14 +0000

Hi @Aditi,
It’s interesting how one of us can get hung up on a “pet peeve” and others have no problem with constantly getting interrupted. I’ve watched others take this friend’s interrupting and they seem to just roll with it and even laugh it off!

Most times criticism we receive about our work isn’t about us “not being enough” yet it becomes about that due to some childhood memory where we equated being a “good girl/boy” with being “good at making art” or “being quiet while mommy takes a nap.”

I’m glad you found the “walk through” helpful! And yes, “rant, whine and complain.” Don’t keep it bottled up! Releasing these emotions out on paper releases the power they held over us.
Your desire to observe your feelings and responses to others criticism takes courage; you’re doing awesome! I’m so happy you could apply the affirmations to your specific issues

Here’s to your sqooshing!

By: Carlota

Carlota — Sat, 07 Feb 2009 06:55:21 +0000

@Relax,
That’s a great phrase to use “intrapersonal development”! I’ve received amazing benefits to doing internal work on myself, and it makes me a more independent and optimistic person
Our thoughts and reactions to things are the only things we can control, but sometimes by changing ourselves, others around us change in response–so it’s a bonus when it happens, but never the goal.
Ya, EFT is a nice quick fix and sometimes I use it when I can’t quite verbalize what I’m going through! It also taps into your subconscious mind, and that’s where if you want to break a stubborn habit or negative pattern, the real magic happens!
“Flowers at doorstep”–wow, thank you so much, but really your articles are engaging and memorable