Etymology
Indignation makes some people resentful but for me, it makes me more tolerant, if not, mature.
Indignation of your inability
(& your innate Libran handicap) to say no, indignation of defending people
for their mistakes & owning up to theirs, indignation of implicit male
chauvinism, indignation of plagiarism, indignation of putting up a brave front
when you’re just as vulnerable as anyone your age, indignation of having to
empathize with a sinner, indignation of Not having a social life yet
encouraging others to have their own, indignation of being perceived as the
stereotype that comes with your post graduation degree(something they forgot to
tell us in MBA school), indignation of stinging words that are the outcome of
an angered tongue, indignation of wasting those days that you’re not working,
in paying your bills, indignation of facing the wrath of bed bugs, that have
feasted upon your blood, enough to inspire a George RR Martin book (A feast for crows
bed bugs).
But, with all this indignation
comes pride, & I could well be featured on the cover of Forbes… emotionally
rich list. Looks like someone up there wasn’t convinced that I knew the meaning of 'indignation', and so wanted to make sure I learnt it the hard way. Hope they’re now convinced. Indignation, is indeed a beautiful word, faced by many but overcome by few...
Here's introducing you to one of my favourite victims of indignation, Tim. (The Life and Times of Tim)
Here's introducing you to one of my favourite victims of indignation, Tim. (The Life and Times of Tim)

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