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@MsColes77 | If we learn from our mistakes, why are we always so afraid to admit them?
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"Why didn't I use better judgment? Why didn't I make a different decision? I should have went this way instead of that way. And you rehearse these. These things in your mind all the time. And so when you're rehearsing these things in your mind all the time, then you feel more and more condemned behind your actions. And so it's hard to admit that to people who may have a high opinion of you."
"Why didn't I use better judgment? Why didn't I make a different decision? I should have went this way instead of that way. And you rehearse these. These things in your mind all the time. And so when you're rehearsing these things in your mind all the time, then you feel more and more condemned behind your actions. And so it's hard to admit that to people who may have a high opinion of you."
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"Why didn't I use better judgment? Why didn't I make a different decision? I should have went this way instead of that way. And you rehearse these. These things in your mind all the time. And so when you're rehearsing these things in your mind all the time, then you feel more and more condemned behind your actions. And so it's hard to admit that to people who may have a high opinion of you."
"Why didn't I use better judgment? Why didn't I make a different decision? I should have went this way instead of that way. And you rehearse these. These things in your mind all the time. And so when you're rehearsing these things in your mind all the time, then you feel more and more condemned behind your actions. And so it's hard to admit that to people who may have a high opinion of you."