16-05-2021, 12:36 PM
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Re: Reaction
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiYou can tell a lot from a reaction.
It shows the true nature of a person.
I don't necessarily agree with that.
A persons true nature cannot always be judged so simply.
For example:
A death of someone they loved, and they sob hysterically.
Does that show they are hyper-sensitive, or hysterical?
Or - We see someone getting beaten up by muggers and are afraid and run for it.
Does that show they are a cowardly nature?
Or - Someone accuses you of something you haven't done and you are angry.
Does that show you have a fiery temper?
Or - Someone is hurting and they won't talk about it.
Does that mean their nature is cold and unfeeling?
And so on . . .
16-05-2021, 12:50 PM
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Re: Reaction
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiYou can tell a lot from a reaction.
It shows the true nature of a person.
I’m not sure you can tell their true nature, SF, through a reaction.
I can see a wind up a mile off....” NOW”.....
...those who are trying to get a reaction..imo.That is your opinion, SM...which I respect....doesn’t make my statement right, only from my own perspective.
16-05-2021, 12:55 PM
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Re: Reaction
Originally Posted by pauline3
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I’m not sure you can tell their true nature, SF, through a reaction.I can see a wind up a mile off....” NOW”.....
...those who are trying to get a reaction..imo.That is your opinion, SM...which I respect....doesn’t make my statement right, only from my perspective.
I agree Pauline, as I have said.
People's reactions are much more complicated. Sometimes we can even react entirely different to usual according to the mood we are in when something happens even - 'time of the month' is a good example.
Or a run of bad things happening and then something is 'the last straw.'
16-05-2021, 01:05 PM
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Re: Reaction
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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There's nothing more honest than a smack in the gobl always think !!
Donkeyman! 🤗🤗
16-05-2021, 03:28 PM
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Re: Reaction
My friend Isaac says 'every action has an equal and opposite reaction'.What I think he implies is that it's the action that's the important bit.
So, it's not a lot of use talking about the reaction unless you, first describe the action!
(pedant mode off)
Have a nice day!
16-05-2021, 03:35 PM
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Re: Reaction
Originally Posted by Tedc
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My friend Isaac says 'every action has an equal and opposite reaction'.What I think he implies is that it's the action that's the important bit.
So, it's not a lot of use talking about the reaction unless you, first describe the action!
(pedant mode off)
Have a nice day!
16-05-2021, 05:39 PM
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Re: Reaction
Originally Posted by Surfermom
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Perhaps, in a non-physical sense, Sir Newton warns beware of what you set in motion as consequences shall invariably follow.
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