Facing
the consequences of one's choices sets apart the grown ups from the
children. But it is the paradox of life that once in a while we see
children who act more as grown ups and a lot of so-called grown ups
engaging in tantrums like spoiled brats.
We are usually forgiving when people make mistakes. But it's the gall to twist the story, to beat around the bush, to engage in name-calling and dramatics, in short, everything to put the blame on others that really turns us off.
We are usually forgiving when people make mistakes. But it's the gall to twist the story, to beat around the bush, to engage in name-calling and dramatics, in short, everything to put the blame on others that really turns us off.
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