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How important is it that people have a true impression of themselves?

Zapsta [Edit] [Delete] 20:00, 5 April '08

Because my mum, yeah? She's really highly strung. Like *really* highly strung. But she's always telling people how laid back she is. But she's not. At all. I think I mentioned. Anyway, when she says she's laid back, I tend to pick her up on it, but obviously, since she's not all worked up at the time, I don't really have anything to back my argument up with. So I could mention it when she's gotten herself all angry over nothing, say "And you say you're laid back?!" or something, but that would inevitably wind her up even more. Worth it, or should I just let her live in ignorance?


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