A significant change has come over me. 

Why or how I do not know, but I don't complain (much, or I feel) anymore. 

I get irritated hearing others complain, like unusually irritated. I find myself not responding 

when I hear a complaint. Instead, I retort mentally (I guess this is a form of complaint...ha) 

"so unworthy, have you no family, friends, home, a bed to sleep in every night, first world 

problems are ridiculous, other people have it worse, seriously?!". 

I guess what I'm getting at is instead of complaining and 

finding things to whine and grumble about, which in most cases is absolute rubbish, 

take a look at what you do have—be thankful. Complaining gets you no where. 

No one likes to be around whiners. Whenever you feel yourself about to vomit a complaint, stop. 

Stop and think about what you're thankful for instead. You can even be midpoint 

mumbling, "Omgggggg I ha...love that we're stuck in traffic. More quality time. I'm not currently 

in an accident. Heck, I have a car!" To think of all those times I've 

complained about the most minuscule things, I'm quite embarrassed and ashamed. 

No more complaining.

In the words of Stefan Sagmeister:

Complaining is stupid. 

Either act or forget.