Moment of clarity? Embarrassed? Lost control of an antagonistic agenda?

  • Tyrq@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    9 hours ago

    Fair question, I guess it just depends on how I feel that day and whether or not it’s even worth engaging with even myself about it rather than expunge the dumb thought from existance. I don’t necessarily forget it, but the feels linger if I leave it hanging, and I only get so much time on this planet.

    I guess it’s just easier to delete it and move on with my life and the next time I come across the thought I approach it differently for everyone’s sake.

    I like to think I’m okay with being wrong, but just like every interaction, it goes smoother if I don’t need to backtrack and regain the trust of my interlocutor. Mulling on it myself instead of with someone I’ve already pissed off is probably more productive. I guess that’s also part of the learning curve.

    • ABetterTomorrow@sh.itjust.works
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      1 hour ago

      These rang true to me.

      I guess it’s just easier to delete it and move on

      I like to think I’m okay with being wrong

      Thank you for sharing!

      This is what comes to mind for me every time I do so. Lately I’ve just feel obligated to try to do something different, like what I asked to you. Maybe it could be a way to not do bad comments at least.