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why do people sometimes say things they shouldn't? and got a better answer
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And without thinking of the consequences. When your wife gets on you, do you always control your words? If so, kudos to you?
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without thinking of the consequences. When your wife gets on you, do you always control your words? If so, kudos to you.
without thinking of the consequences. When your wife gets on you, do you always control your words? If so, kudos to you.
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one of two things. Either your tongue is ahead of your mind. Or your tongue is too long and there's no one to shorten it.
one of two things. Either your tongue is ahead of your mind. Or your tongue is too long and there's no one to shorten it.
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Emotions, the same irrepressible emotions ruling them at that moment, I suppose. After all, they know in their resting state of mind that they shouldn't say that. But it's all in that vein.
Emotions, the same irrepressible emotions ruling them at that moment, I suppose. After all, they know in their resting state of mind that they shouldn't say that. But it's all in that vein.
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they're human. Even the machine freezes and sometimes gives out something that is not what we need.
they're human. Even the machine freezes and sometimes gives out something that is not what we need.
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It happens for many reasons, for instance because you are rude or not correct, or someone is stupid or stupid. And sometimes it happens out of self-confidence or someone wants to get into trouble on purpose.
It happens for many reasons, for instance because you are rude or not correct, or someone is stupid or stupid. And sometimes it happens out of self-confidence or someone wants to get into trouble on purpose.
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also think things they shouldn't, so they say what they think;
also think things they shouldn't, so they say what they think;
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The brake light doesn't go off. Or resentment turns off the mind. Many variants and the result is one - regret remorse and apology. It is good if you have not said too much and they forgive you!
The brake light doesn't go off. Or resentment turns off the mind. Many variants and the result is one - regret remorse and apology. It is good if you have not said too much and they forgive you!
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And who defines what should and what should not be?
And who defines what should and what should not be?
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Well it should be understood that it should not be from your point of view? And why should they coincide?
Well it should be understood that it should not be from your point of view? And why should they coincide?
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It happens that you want to help sympathize to calm down, but you either do not know the person well or want to tell him to make him feel comfortable and start a conversation in such cases you may say something that would make him feel awkward and ashamed of himself. Also when your thoughts are occupied with other questions and the answer is very important for the one who asks you may bluff and then the man takes offense.
It happens that you want to help sympathize to calm down, but you either do not know the person well or want to tell him to make him feel comfortable and start a conversation in such cases you may say something that would make him feel awkward and ashamed of himself. Also when your thoughts are occupied with other questions and the answer is very important for the one who asks you may bluff and then the man takes offense.
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can call it sincerity. People say honestly what they think. Well, if someone does not like it.But sincerely.From the heart.In fact, hypocrisy is commonly branded a disgrace. And where is the line between hypocrisy and tact?
can call it sincerity. People say honestly what they think. Well, if someone does not like it.But sincerely.From the heart.In fact, hypocrisy is commonly branded a disgrace. And where is the line between hypocrisy and tact?