usually those who speak the truth first are persecuted...never let someone else define who you are. Never allow another to strip you of your dignity, to disparage your spirit and impede your character. For those who stand strong there is reward in this life and the next.
Well, apologizing in my estimation is a sign of strength. Even moreso if genuine and due to your own personal actions (as opposed to that of another you apologize on behalf of).Never explain yourself to lesser people and never apologize.....Both are a sign of weakness.
Then you are exhibiting weakness.....A simple "I was mistaken" or "I was wrong" will always suffice and then you just move on.Well, apologizing in my estimation is a sign of strength. Even moreso if genuine and due to your own personal actions (as opposed to that of another you apologize on behalf of).
"I was wrong, I'm sorry"..." I was mistaken, sorry"...when someone says sorry to me, if warranted, it goes a long way.Then you are exhibiting weakness.....A simple "I was mistaken" or "I was wrong" will always suffice and then you just move on.
Never use "I'm sorry", it's weak."I was wrong, I'm sorry"..." I was mistaken, I'm sorry"...
Says you. I beg to differ.Never use "I'm sorry", it's weak.
While I fully agree with you, it’s often far easier said than done. When you look, believe, speak and act differently than pretty much every around you it can become extremely difficult to maintain your independence and individuality. I speak from experience....never let someone else define who you are. Never allow another to strip you of your dignity, to disparage your spirit and besmirch your character. For those who stand strong there is reward in this life and the next
Yes. I will never understand the character of some people, It just isn't in my DNA. The people who called the police on neighbours durng covid as they had their son over, the people who smile in the face of peple they disparage behind their backs (often through second hand info), harming others for self benefit akin to the Stasi or Good Little Germans ofnold. Or, disliking people simply for being more critical in thought. For me, if people are polite and respectful I respect differences. Admire them in some cases as I know they aren't a zombie. My one rule is that I despise cowards and bullies, usually one and the sameWhile I fully agree with you, it’s often far easier said than done. When you look, believe, speak and act differently than pretty much every around you it can become extremely difficult to maintain your independence and individuality. I speak from experience.
You parrot rubbish. Are you a regular Reader's Digest reader ?...never let someone else define who you are. Never allow another to strip you of your dignity, to disparage your spirit and besmirch your character. For those who stand strong there is reward in this life and the next.
