If Talking Doesn't Help, It's Sometimes Best to Ignore
Sometimes, we try to make sense out of words but it just doesn't help at all. It can be tiny to major arguments with people whom we care for or maybe our acquaintance and etc. What to do; should we just shout back at the top of our lungs or should we just ignore? Arguing sometimes gets one to nowhere, so it's best to just ignore.
Ignorance does not necessarily mean pure bliss, but at least it will keep the big waves down, if you know what I mean. Therefore, when in situations where words are lost and you just do not want to continue arguing or even start one, just ignore and keep quiet until the whole situation dips down.
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21 Comments
Post a CommentGreat tip!
Short and to the point. Sometimes it is better to walk away.
You still have to eventually work it out. I think it's best to ignore in the heat of the moment.
hi... great work
Walk away indeed!
good advice-always walk away until the heat is down, otherwise regrettable words always pop out
I certainly agree with you on this issue. Nice job, as always. :-)
Excellent advice.
i agree :)
I know, sometimes it's the best way. Or just walk away.