Your calm can be another's trauma
Photo by Pixabay from Pexels On the 17th of April, I went walking with my partner. He had the flu, so I suggested we go walking to clear his nostrils and stretch out, which turned out to be a refreshing morning walk. But while on our way back, I noticed a gym, so I decided that we should enter and see what they had to offer. While we were at the entrance, someone approached us and asked if we were keen to know more. We said yes, so he asked us to take a seat, and he would call one of the owners to come and have a talk about their classes, basically what they do. While he came to speak to us, his dog followed him. I had already seen the dog sitting on a mat when we first stood at the entrance, and that was when I decided this was not the gym for me. But here is the thing: the man who spoke to us at the door saw that I kept looking at the dog, so he asked if I was afraid of dogs, and I said yes. My partner also said she doesn't like dogs in her space. He then replied, saying they ...