
dealing with negative influences
Personally, I feel like the answer is pretty straightforward when it comes to people you only vaguely know: if someone in your extended social circle persistently complains, nags and brings negativity into their lives, then don't get close to that individual.
But the problem is harder when it comes to family and friends. With close friends, you sometimes have individuals you're just too socially (perhaps even financially) involved with on too many levels to just cut them out. With family members, not only is it not practical to just cut people out of your life, it's often immoral.
Of course, when close friends and family members have legitimate issues, you have to help them out. But what about those whose problems are primarily self-inflicted through negativity and other bad attitudes? How long can you keep trying in vain to help those who refuse to accept help, or acknowledge the real issues?
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