That's usually not healthy.I think that it's often better to keep one's mouth shut, than to speak your mind.
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That's usually not healthy.I think that it's often better to keep one's mouth shut, than to speak your mind.
That's usually not healthy.
In the USA there is the first amendment which states you're allowed to speak your mind. From what I know about most other countries, you're also allowed to speak your mind. A smart person will learn from mistakes. The important thing is if you do say the wrong thing that you learn from it. I do realize that I am not always right. However, if I don't open my mouth even if I do end up saying the wrong thing I will not learn from making mistakes. Sometimes, to learn in life you have to take risks within reason. As I said, within reason. I wouldn't suggest driving down the street at 100 MPH or doing anything else that unnecessarily puts yourself and others at danger, but by risks that can involve taking the chance of saying the wrong thing. You might risk embarrassing yourself but you will learn from that. If you are immature and lack self control with words than you have to see your folly so you can improve. I know this saying that says that wisdom is the booby prize for being unwise, and its true. If you feel strongly about something, and I speak from my own experience, keeping it bottled up just isn't healthy.I disagree. Words have consequences, whether for you or others. Being careless with them is a bad idea and indicates a lack of maturity and self control.
bottling up emotions can be very self destructive. It sounds like you're confusing words with emotions. You have to express your emotions in a constructive way, and sometimes, having a confidant is critical. Whether that's a professional counselor, a good friend or a spouse. I tell my wife things I'd never tell my boss.If you feel strongly about something, and I speak from my own experience, keeping it bottled up just isn't healthy.
bottling up emotions can be very self destructive. It sounds like you're confusing words with emotions. You have to express your emotions in a constructive way, and sometimes, having a confidant is critical. Whether that's a professional counselor, a good friend or a spouse. I tell my wife things I'd never tell my boss.
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Sometimes it is healthier. Sometimes you might be compelled to say something, and the person hearing it, not wanting to bottle things up either, knocks all your teeth out.That's usually not healthy.
Sometimes it is healthier. Sometimes you might be compelled to say something, and the person hearing it, not wanting to bottle things up either, knocks all your teeth out.
Emotions are expressed with words.
You have to say what's on your mind to release your emotions and not keep them bottled up.
You do have to weigh the consequences of your words but if the consequences are at worst, that you might embarrass yourself, than I would say its a consequence worth taking.
Words have consequences
Action speaks louder than words.
Letting your emotions speak without the benefit of intellect is unwise, acting on them without thought is worse.
Giving emotions free reign is what children do because they havent grown up and mastered themselves yet.
Well people have a right to state their opinions. While I don't think people should be shot for the color of the shirt they wear, as I used as an example earlier, I do have other points of view that one might say is very absurd, but its better to say my points of view than not to.
Well people have a right to state their opinions. While I don't think people should be shot for the color of the shirt they wear, as I used as an example earlier, I do have other points of view that one might say is very absurd, but its better to say my points of view than not to.
"Better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak out and remove all doubt." - I believe this is attributed to Abraham Lincoln.
Or as my mom used to say, "don't advertise your ignorance."
It's good to be quite, you learn more that way and if you're wrong than you don't seem like the ignorant one but if you're talk you prove your point or are given an opportunity to learn from your mistake. Freedom of speech is a privilege not a right there's places where freedom of speech is acceptable and even welcomed but some places think otherwise and if they do that's that
It's good to say what you think is right or what is the truth but some places will not accept free speech and some of those places may have consequences