What is better?
To not open one’s mouth, and to be thought of as a coward.
Or
To open one’s mouth, and to be thought of as an idiot.
What is better?
What is better?
To not open one’s mouth, and to be thought of as a coward.
Or
To open one’s mouth, and to be thought of as an idiot.
What is better?
I don’t know if one is better … But I will always speak up, especially to benefit another and why would looking an idiot be such a bad thing? I guess that’s the answer. Be well, spread light and grow.💛
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Thank you for your answer.
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I would rather say something. looking like an idiot is only fleeting and it passes quickly.
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Yes true.
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Always better to be an idiot. The real idiots are the ones who keep quiet.
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Haha. True.
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I think to speak and regret is better than to not speak at all.
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Yes true.
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Although a lot of people say speak, I’d say it depends on the situation.
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I would say it kinda depends on the situation, I don’t know…
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Depends on the situation and the people you are speaking with.
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I agree, exactly, because more than a reply, or feedback, people should have patience and courtesy to listen too..
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True.
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Exactly. Patience is usually better. You posed an interesting question.
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Yes, patience is better. But it does take a lot of willpower to be patient.
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I know. I am not the best at it to be honest. But I am working on this defect.
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Me too.
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🙂
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Who’s to say you are an idiot? Why do they decide? Who’s to say that that person isn’t an idiot themselves? We’re all idiots at one point.
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True. As I had said before – ‘We’re all idiots.’
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Exactly. Besides being an idiot can be situational.
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opening one’s mouth and sounding like an idiot . i do the first one all the time and it bothers me but i’m not at the point of speaking my mind yet..but i’m working on it .
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Good. Saying what you feel is important.
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Write it!!
And post it..
Best option
B)
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😂
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:p
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Silence is always better option
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Yes maybe.
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;D
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The first option gets my vote. Too many daft things are said just because people do not appreciate silence and feel compelled to say something.
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Yes, true.
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neither is better, to be silent nor speak up…but it need not be an either/or proposition…it is only important that we know when to speak and when to be silent, that is the crucial issue and it sometimes takes a lifetime to figure those 2 out 😉🙄🤓😎👍🏽👌🏽🙌🏼
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Yes true.
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You know how people say that you can’t be smart and courageous at the same time? Well, it’s neither a lie, nor is it exactly true. It takes experience to know when it is the case, and when not, and experience requires failure as much as success. So, when someone says something of which your intuition says “this can’t be right”, then speak up. You will at least learn something new every time, no matter if you’re right or wrong
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Yes true.
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I really don’t know. That’s a really good question! I guess it depends on the situation…
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Yeah true
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Let there be joy in stillness, and power in silence.
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Silence does speak louder than words
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