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		<title>Unkind and Hurtful Words</title>
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Unkind and Hurtful WordsHello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed to make sure you don't miss a thing on texified! Post from: texified      Unkind words once uttered can never be retrieved.  I&#8217;m sure that everybody has heard this before.  Everybody knows that words can leave [...]]]></description>
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<p>     Unkind words once uttered can never be retrieved.  I&#8217;m sure that everybody has heard this before.  Everybody knows that words can leave lasting impressions.  I can remember unkind words stretching back to my childhood.  Likewise, I can remember words of kindness,  but it seems that harsh words somehow have more of an effect, although everybody has different sensitivities.</p>
<p>     Even when such harsh or kind words are forgotten, I believe that their effects can build up over the years, influencing the character of a person.  Imagine a young child given words of kindness and support, and then compare this child&#8217;s life to one who was exposed to harsh critical words.  Such words accumulate like the cement that binds one&#8217;s life together, permeating its essence and coloring the outlook and attitudes towards life.</p>
<p>     That&#8217;s one reason that I try so hard to not say hurtful words to other people.  Whenever I slip up and do this, as has just happened, such words come back at <em>me</em> with renewed force, and I always end up feeling perfectly awful about it.</p>
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