Re: self censorship
Re: self censorship
Re: self censorship
Re: self censorship
I wouldn't say I self censor, but I do think before I speak (or type), and try to word it in a way that is diplomatic. Especially with text, because text can be taken very literally as there are no other signals to say otherwise. Is that self censoring? No.... I still say what I think.Re: self censorship
I don't get involved in controversial threads - I'll read them, but not contribute. Been there on other fora, and lived to regret it. It doesn't mean I don't have an opinion, but I have no overwhelming desire to try to change others' opinions.Re: self censorship
Social media is a minefield for wanting to put up one’s own replies, contributions, posts. Say one thing that somebody doesn’t like and the nastiness comes out. I was recently accused of being a troll and a keyboard warrior, just for what I called the next door child. It was all rather frightening, but sorted.Re: self censorship
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After the OW interview with Harry and Meghan, my US friend emailed with her thoughts on the subject and was strongly against the Royal Family and what they are purported to have done. She believed everything that came out of H&M’s mouths.Re: self censorship
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