[Write about the power you felt when you told someone no.]

Uhhhh, power? None, that I recall, here. Hell, if anything, I feel a little bad whenever I refuse someone something. Some examples:

When people I know from school ask to hang out, 90% of the time the answer is “no” because I just don’t enjoy doing so. They might want to spend time with me, but I feel no need to spend time with anyone.

When classmates ask for the answers to whatever worksheet, I comply most of the time because it’s not much, but if I see that they ignored the work and only came to me because they didn’t feel like doing it themselves, the answer will be “no”.

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When I’m asked to check something out, whether it be a book or TV show, I don’t often comply unless the media was something I already had my eye on.

When someone creates something they’re proud of and asks for my input on whether they did well. If I have to criticize their creation, they almost never take it well (which infuriates me! WHY CAN’T PEOPLE ACCEPT CRITICISM NOWADAYS?!?!).

When my cooperation is asked for a project that I infer will fail or never be completed.

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Yeah, I mostly feel bad when I deny someone something. I suppose the only time I feel “power” from telling someone “No.” is when it’s the response to a question about me regarding bad activities. Like, if I smoke.