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Enough Is Enough

Pushed far enough, every­one will even­tu­ally push back. Where lies the line between tak­ing it, rolling with it, or suck­ing it up, and snap­ping, push­ing back, or giv­ing as good is dif­fer­ent with each per­son, in each sit­u­a­tion. Eventually, though, even the meek­est of us can be pushed so far that she has no recourse but to push back.

I don’t mean the first time you gen­tley say no to yet another project being piled on you at work. The kind of push back I’m talk­ing about is when you storm into your boss’s office and start lay­ing down demands backed by a firm ulti­ma­tim. It’s the kind fed by con­stant frus­tra­tion, a lit­tle at a time, until one day you find your­self stand­ing on the wrong side of a line you didn’t even know you’d drawn in the sand.

When have you been in a sit­u­a­tion where you’ve said to your­self, “enough is enough!” What caused you to break char­ac­ter, your breast sud­denly hard­en­ing into unstop­pable resolve? What per­son, group of peo­ple, or sit­u­a­tion pushed and pushed and pushed you until you dug your heels deep and shoved back?

When was enough, enough?

How are other peo­ple Slanting? Check the com­ments! Leave a link to your Slant there!

How to play. Link to the Saturday Slant. Or, get noti­fied of new Slants.

One Response to “Saturday Slant: Enough Is Enough”

    Beach gal
    April 16th, 2005 at 11:47

    Ooo! Ooo! Ooo!
    I can’t believe I’m the first one up. :)

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