In his eulogy for Richardson, Diderot wrote: One takes, despite all precautions, a role in his works, you are thrown into conversation, you approve, you blame, you admire, you become irritated, you feel indignant.
"But if you're indignant and stress how important you are, then you tend to get fined the full amount".
When you are indignant in the moment, you're telling yourself, It's not OK to be treated this way.
Before you grow indignant, ask yourself this: do you weep at the cherry, a singular derived from the singular cheris; or at the pea, long ago conjured from the singular pease?
However, the rumour was false, just another little mutation of the truth on the football grapevine, so now you are indignant that Liverpool are shipping you out to Napoli and your favourite manager Rafa Benitez on no better grounds than their suspicion that you are no longer worth £110,000 a week sitting on the bench.
If you play Indignant Chicken, "I will stay right here, this is where I am legally entitled to ride," you're going to eventually get squished.
You're indignant and everything is a battle.
When I inquired who it was, a small voice asked, "Are you Jewish?" Indignant, I replied, "That's none of your business".
— Rebecca Traister (@rtraister) July 17, 2012 Before you get indignant about Traister (or me) treating this as an unimpressive turn of events, know this: At a basic level, women understand why this is a great, unexpected, unheard-of thing.
