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Sometimes, Google can be a total conversation killer :/

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I often hear people say “I don’t want to hear any excuses” when somebody does something wrong. That phrase is already an excuse in itself…maybe we’re afraid of hearing what the other person has to say or perhaps we’re so used to their answers by now, we see no reason to let them speak.

I think it would be most helpful to let the person say their excuses, despite personal predictions that they would make no difference. Wanting to hear the reasons and excuses of the other person gives them a sense that somebody cares in the near future if not now. It allows personal reflection for the person who has done something wrong, or if not, it encourages critical thinking at the least. In addition, it gives the listener a picture of what exactly is going on in that person’s mind or life instead of making narrow minded assumptions.

Excuses themselves, be it, reasonable or not are subtle and important elements to understanding each other…is what I believe.

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I’m in the library studying for an exam and a friend of some guy beside me just gave him half of his lunch…got him a fork, napkins and left.

I don’t know why, but I’m just so touched seeing him eat ; ;

Every teacher was a student too…

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Would you rather know you’re being stalked by someone or not. Why or why not?