Wednesday, March 30, 2011
Of Interest: Radical Honesty
Check out [ http://www.esquire.com/features/honesty0707 ].
Radical honesty sounds like a great idea on paper, in some respects. Being brutally honest with everyone sounds like a great idea at first, but probably leads to more social awkwardness before everyone else adjusts, I'd think.
Loads of hurt feelings would probably arise, but it would also create a more "trusting" environment- in the sense that you'd be able to tell people exactly what you thought, and could expect a retort of a similar nature.
Food for thought, I guess.
Radical honesty sounds like a great idea on paper, in some respects. Being brutally honest with everyone sounds like a great idea at first, but probably leads to more social awkwardness before everyone else adjusts, I'd think.
Loads of hurt feelings would probably arise, but it would also create a more "trusting" environment- in the sense that you'd be able to tell people exactly what you thought, and could expect a retort of a similar nature.
Food for thought, I guess.
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indeed, interesting stuff
ReplyDeleteI hope this isn't based on something that happened to you recently. What did you say to her? LOL
ReplyDeleteI agree with that, I wish I could tell my coworkers, friends and family exactly how I feel about what they do and say but it would just result in them being offended and I would feel awkward around them.
ReplyDeleteAnother question is: How much can you stay alive if you're using this!
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