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Question for Kali

Posted by tabitha on October 6, 2004, at 1:37:49

In reply to Re: Thank you :) » Kali Munro, posted by Dinah on October 5, 2004, at 22:09:10

What's a good way to respond to someone who is wanting support for feelings of upset, when I think their feelings are based on a perception that needs to be challenged? For example, let's say someone takes offense at a post, but I read it differently and don't think any insult was intended. Let's say they get several responses validating their feelings. How can I say anything without seeming to be taking sides against them, or invalidating their perceptions? Is it better to just say nothing if I can't be totally supportive?

 

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