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Lol, Sunflower, you are the queen of question threads which have no real answers.
What you mean no real answers?
I don't really ask the lame questions nor repetitive ones such as ''I'm I too big'', ''Height threads'', etc... I make a random question because it's I was wondering about it.
The only bad part is when if I were apologizing I expected the person to forgive and forget it right away else I would get irritated.
Oooooohhh! Not saying you're this way but women typically are the ones that don't forgive and forget right away. Ironic that I'm listening to 'Feeling Sorry' by Paramore.
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Would it made a difference if we were all perfect and never had to apologize for things we might regret or simple mistakes?
As much as I tried avoiding making mistakes and always detested saying ''I'm sorry'' growing up, already found myself doing it recently.
But what if we were all perfect and infallible?
If we were all perfect, this world would be a lot better off than what it is. True you learn more through your mistakes that hopefully, you won't repeat them again because that would be down bad. It's said that a wise man learns from others' mistakes. Why would you want to go through what someone else did?
What you mean no real answers?
I don't really ask the lame questions nor repetitive ones such as ''I'm I too big'', ''Height threads'', etc... I make a random question because it's I was wondering about it.
I guess it's just a bit deep for my handicapped brain, is all.
Oooooohhh! Not making saying you're this way but women typically are the ones that don't forgive and forget right away. Ironic that I'm listening to 'Feeling Sorry' by Paramore.
I think it would have to depend on what the mistake was he/she made. If it was a special day, occasion (I'm good in memorizing dates) and they did something negative then perhaps if there was an argument, I might accidentally bring it up again.
It's true I can be contradicting. If I do something and they still don't get over it then it would annoy me. However, if someone does something and it's on a special day then it takes me a bit longer to forget it. It's true, we mainly don't forget about specific dates.
If we were all perfect, this world would be a lot better off than what it is. True you learn more through your mistakes that hopefully, you won't repeat them again because that would be down bad. It's said that a wise man learns from others' mistakes. Why would you want to go through what someone else did?
If that was true then there would be less first-hand experiences. It would be great if we all learn from others' mistakes to avoid going through that road ourselves but unfortunately I think we're too stubborn.
[quote=Sunflower_lol;13336928]Would it made a difference if we were all perfect and never had to apologize for things we might regret or simple mistakes?
As much as I tried avoiding making mistakes and always detested saying ''I'm sorry'' growing up, already found myself doing it recently.
But what if we were all perfect and infallible?[/quote]
We'd still be living in a Garden of Eden. Damn apples.
Really? Wouldn't you love being perfect without ever hurting one's feelings nor apologizing? I'm sure none of us likes being wrong.
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