Readers Comments
smilinghearts wrote: That 400,000 year old primal brain is always the first with a fight or flight response. Luckily, we have a pre-frontal cortex to add reason and humanity. This could have been another senseless killing in the US. Bless you both! Smiling heart â¤ï¸
sandra wrote: Mia, although your post included the reason the young man was upset, you did not mention why you were also feeling upset and exasperated from the beginning. I suspect you'd also had a bad day. My prayers that both of you know you were blessed that your issues were resolved peacefully.
scully wrote: Woah..quite the 360 turn of events. Sorry about the coffee in the face, and glad you both felt compassion for each other.
healingtree wrote: Admire your openness and honesty, and am sorry the situation happened at all. Anger can get out of hand, in any heart And anger attracts anger. What a beautiful way to see the turn of the event from destructive to constructive. A risky venture all around, but the result was calm and kindness and that is what matters.
leoladyc728 wrote: so glad it all had such a positive outcome
AndiCas wrote: Glad it turned from an aggressive to peaceful experience Mia.
Mish wrote: You are a strong & beautiful spirit, Mia. You inspire me. â¤ï¸
pluto178 wrote: I am going to have to tell you that your naughty the outcome was good in the end but it could have been very different and were would his children or yours be if you ended up in jail..... learn to turn the other cheek...... because you were lucky this time. X
mindyjourney wrote: Thank you for sharing with us and posting this inspirational story with us, my friend.
Kixx wrote: Oh, wow! I wonder how many of us have felt like doing this. I loved your story and i truly believed your action healed people for miles around, mia. Thank you so much for sharing this.