Do you think before you speak?

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DepressoEspresso01

Do you think before you speak? It’s hard to think before you speak when your emotions are jumbled up like if you’re mad, you say hurtful things to the person who angered you. It’s sometimes hard because you think of something that is funny to you but not to the other person. When you speak before thinking, like if the teacher called on you on answering the question but she gives you time to think and you don’t use it. When you start speaking, your words get messed up and can’t explain it properly. I usually don’t think before I speak because I like to get things done and they sometimes end up bad. I made a quick move in a daily game and lost my queen. I don’t think my words have power, but they do if you say something insulting or something that the other person doesn’t want to discuss about. I’m trying to think before I speak but it’s hard since for many years, no one told me to think before I speak. I’m not expecting you to read the whole thing but it will be great. Share your answers about what you think about thinking before speaking and what you do.

fred1259

Why does this make sense

Thatguy-1
Of course I think before I speak
DepressoEspresso01

I just thought of this lol 💀💀💀

it’s the first essay I ever wrote

BasixWhiteBoy
Solid thread, rage. I really do think k before I speak. But, in some cases, like you mentioned, I can get rage baited and attack the person instead of the topic. Usually I am very calm, though.
DepressoEspresso01
BasixWhiteBoy wrote:
Solid thread, rage. I really do think k before I speak. But, in some cases, like you mentioned, I can get rage baited and attack the person instead of the topic. Usually I am very calm, though.

I basically got the idea from other meaningful threads. I didn’t realize how much I wrote 😭😭😭

DepressoEspresso01
EaterofKoalas wrote:

I even think before I think

How does that make sense 💀💀💀

DepressoEspresso01
wardenycoko wrote:
RageDeboi wrote:

Do you think before you speak? It’s hard to think before you speak when your emotions are jumbled up like if you’re mad, you say hurtful things to the person who angered you. It’s sometimes hard because you think of something that is funny to you but not to the other person. When you speak before thinking, like if the teacher called on you on answering the question but she gives you time to think and you don’t use it. When you start speaking, your words get messed up and can’t explain it properly. I usually don’t think before I speak because I like to get things done and they sometimes end up bad. I made a quick move in a daily game and lost my queen. I don’t think my words have power, but they do if you say something insulting or something that the other person doesn’t want to discuss about. I’m trying to think before I speak but it’s hard since for many years, no one told me to think before I speak. I’m not expecting you to read the whole thing but it will be great. Share your answers about what you think about thinking before speaking and what you do.

Too many words summarizze plz

Do you think before you speak.

BasixWhiteBoy
Considering you wouldn’t even read the whole paragraph, I would agree.
DepressoEspresso01
wardenycoko wrote:

Well i dont really have anything to think with so no

Nah you gonna have to read the entire essay I wrote.

DepressoEspresso01

I had no idea how much I actually wrote 😭😭😭 I thought it was just 7 sentences.

Concerned-potato
If I am angry I do speak after I think but it’s always full of venom or hollow
Concerned-potato
I usually think before speaking tbh
DepressoEspresso01

I’ve never been thinking until I damaged someone greatly with something sensitive.

Nylon-Sock-100
I think I always think before I speak ! ✌️🤓
BasixWhiteBoy
Lmao, good one woolly.
Concerned-potato
#17 I know exactly what I’m doing but still do or say whatever it is I do and not care until later
DepressoEspresso01
wardenycoko wrote:

I READ it jeez

What did it say then boi.

Concerned-potato
#22 lol
DepressoEspresso01

That’s how I know when someone is telling the truth