Its not quirky or relatable, and my intolerance toward tardiness always irritates my friends and family members.
So I sympathize with this family whose other members are serial dawdlers.
The story comes from a Reddit user namedhappyscatteredreader.
happyscatteredreaderwas kind enough to tellBored Pandamore about the story.
Read a short interview with her below!
That conversation reminded me of this story as its very much about a natural consequence of someones own actions!
Surely, even the most patient people have a limit.
I dont think it was a specific situation, the author admits.
That just prompted the lets tell them it starts at an earlier time approach, happyscatteredreader recounts.
She didnt mention how her aunt, uncle and cousins reacted at that moment.
So we decided to ask her.
They were very annoyed!
She already mentioned in her post that, sadly, the relatives didnt change their ways.
Such family dynamics can reflect on children later in life when they grow up.
The OP tells us she also tries to always be on time.
I have to work backward from the event time.
I hate rushing and will actively avoid putting myself in those situations.
happyscatteredreader admits the behavior of her relatives might have impacted her current habits.
