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The other version (of me)

How do you handle being wrong?

Well this depends. It depends on the scenario in which I’m wrong.

If it’s a conversation or debate or even a fight with my family, of course I prefer to be right and sometimes even if I’m wrong, I’ll choose to not believe the ‘right’ person. I’ll simply say there’s no way that is true.

It’s not that I mind being wrong, it’s just that how could what I think possibly be not true?

I’ve been told that I’m extremely stubborn, but who isn’t?

But if I am new to a job or I’m in a situation where I’m not in my wheelhouse and there is uncertainty about what to do, I ask lots of questions. I ask for feedback because I don’t want to do anything wrong or say the wrong thing.

I’d rather play dumb and act like I don’t the answer to something, than spread misinformation.

I just sent this to a bunch of people yesterday lol
Let’s not check with my family about how I handle being wrong, okay?

11 responses to “The other version (of me)”

  1. my bad

    that i was off wrong

    i feel sad

    yo yo

    so said you know

    eh

    lmao

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  2. There is always the google. A way for the person who’s always right to confirm it.

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    1. But then I might be proved wrong lol

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  3. LOL! that meme 😀
    Mike

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    1. Lol 😂

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  4. lol the meme!! hehe i wish i had the confidence to pull off being always right

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  5. I practise admitting I’m wrong. It’s good for me.

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    1. I do agree with you. Wanting to be right all the time is all ego.

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  6. This picture. 😀

    I’m able to pretend I don’t mind being wrong very well, but I very much mind being wrong.

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    1. Lol i love your honesty Stephanie 😂

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      1. 🙂 Ah, humanity.

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