August 15, 2011
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Say It!
“You should really get off on the next stop of your ego trip.” That is something that I would love to tell a certain person. But I will never do that.
OK your turn…..
What is something you want to tell someone knowing you’ll never tell them?
Word of the Day : Gumption
Do you have the gumption to tell somone off?
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Comments (19)
Whenever I see someone post a stupid situation followed by a “FML”, I simply want to post a picture of starving children in Africa and other third world countries and write, “Your life is not that bad.”
I’d like to tell someone, “You should really take those Bible verses off your desk. The way you treat people is giving Christianity a bad name.”
I can’t think of anything I’d like to say to someone which I haven’t already said? There has to be something but I guess my tired mind isn’t going there right now. Yes, I do have the gumption to tell someone off and even do it nicely. I sort of get paid to do that every day. Family feud question – Bahamas
What I would like to tell somebody, knowing I won’t and can’t, is a secret…… If I tell them, it’ll ruin everything.
I have some very deranged conversations here on Xanga but in RL I know that there are some thoughts that I have that must never, ever be said.
I would like to tell someone to grow up and get over it, and if you don’t like it, “Don’t let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya.”
I have the gumption not to allow anyone to cross my boundaries without an invitation.
Couples go to a motel on their honeymoon.
@C_L_O_G - yes. I agree with this!
I want to tell some religious people, “Your words, actions, and attitude are as much a sin to God as the sin you keep condemning in others! So, start being more gracious, merciful, forgiving and loving!”
HUGS!
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The truth hurts because those on the receiving end know its true and they won’t do anything to change it. So I simply tell them a lie so eventually they will find the truth themselves and it won’t hurt as much.
@The_Eyes_Of_A_Painter – correct a fool you have an enemy; correct a wise person you have a friend. I always have to know who I’m speaking to
@AdamsWomanFell – religious people can be some of the meanest
@Grannys_Place – thanks
@LoBornlytesThoughtPalace – intetesting – thanks
“I hate you, and I’m not bound by my religion to love you. So deal with it.” This is to one very specific person.
I usually say what I think. Gets me in trouble some times though.
Nothing came to mind at first, but I got some ideas after reading other comments. There are a few that I’d be “tempted” to say to someone; however, “it’s not a sin to be tempted, it’s a sin to yield”. (I’m not sure whom to credit for that quote).
I thiink would agree with both C.LO.G. and AdamsWomanFell, but don’t know that I would actually say it to anyone specifically. Also, to say what you really think to some persons would be useless or at worst cause more problems (as the writer of Proverbs advised). I also agree with Randy on knowing the one you’re talking to. ~~Blessings, Prayers ‘n Cheers
@hevcoh - Sometimes it feels good to get it out. – I know it helps me.
@DonnaLou - I have to continually remind myself about the tempted verses yielding.