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How To Keep The Peace When Your Feelings Get Hurt
You never know when you’ve hurt someone’s feelings. Unless you’re mean-spirited, you’d likely be horrified to know your words were a gut punch to someone you love. And if you’re a sensitive person, you know well the feeling of being on the receiving end of a bullying remark.
In this Make it article by CNBC, you’ll learn a simple 3-word response to a callous, hurtful remark. It’s easy to use, easy to remember, and easily will help you keep the peace with friends and family you love.
Slipstream
Good solution and easy to remember. And best of all, you and the offending friend might learn something new about each other. Thanks for posting!
Well Street
When reading this article, it occurred to me that this approach can be a boost for the person who felt insulted for not having kept quiet and left to stew in their ill feelings.
Using this 3-word phrase comes from a place of both curiosity and confidence while remaining silent chips away at one's self-perception.
Thank you for posting.