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What is the nastiest thing you've said to someone and did you regret saying it?
Yeah, that was pretty bad.Ivan Seeking said:I once called Evo a Bush supporter, which I deeply regret.
Kurdt said:For some reason some people call me a hippie. Even random strangers in the street. I can't fathom why.
I reeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaally don't want to know the context of that conversation!ZapperZ said:I don't think this is the "nastiest" thing I've ever said to anyone, but it certainly did get the most chuckles:
"It's too bad that, unlike a TV, you do not have a brightness knob!"
Zz.
He's the one you call a hippie?!russ_watters said:I once called a close friend a hippie. He's actually a libertarian. Too mean. Oh, wait - here he is now! [you have no idea how long I've been waiting for an excuse to post this pic]
Something I don't regret but probably should, I was in a political discussion with some friends at a bar and somehow PETA came up. The discussion was rather general, when I commented that PETA is a terrorist organization. One of my friends then whipped-out her PETA membership card and slammed it down on the table. How embarassing for her.
It's his own fault - he supported Ron Paul for a little while. I need to come up with a nickname for the young, nerdy people who support him (Time did an article about them...). "Paulies", maybe?Moonbear said:He's the one you call a hippie?!
Moonbear said:He's the one you call a hippie?!
The nastiest thing I've ever said to someone is subjective and depends on the situation. However, I always try to be respectful and avoid saying hurtful things to others.
Yes, there have been times when I regretted saying something nasty to someone. It's important to think before speaking and apologize if necessary.
I try to stay calm and not engage in a back-and-forth argument. I may address the issue calmly or simply remove myself from the situation.
People may say nasty things to others out of anger, jealousy, insecurity, or a lack of empathy. It's important to consider the root cause before reacting to someone's hurtful words.
Yes, saying something nasty to someone can have long-lasting effects on their self-esteem and relationships. It's important to be mindful of our words and the impact they can have on others.