Which is Worse, Regretting the words you said or the words you didn't say?

[Talkative101]

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the words that i didn't say...

[splendid moonlight]

There were times when I regretted saying and doing, but the regret is more short-lived compared to when I didn't say or didn't do anything. The former, most of the time, and this isn't exclusive to boy-girl relationships only, becomes something you just laugh about in the future, but the latter cuts deeper. Anyway, there are lessons to be learned either way and there are no set rules.

[eirawn]

words i didn't say.

wla kasulti = dugay ka recover

mapakyas pero naka sulti = quick recovery


learned this one. sometimes we have to gamble.

[hunt99]

w/c s w/c 4 u guyz?? im rily havin a hard tym on dis....

it depends on yourself and on the situation but mnas nindot ang mo solti ka sa tino-od

[histrionic0311]

words you didn't say..

[meimei16069]

it depends.. but mostly, it's the words that you didn't say.

[sassyces]

If it's about professing or admitting your love to someone, then it's better to say it than keep it. Basta make sure lang na the reason why you want your feelings be known to that person is for him/her to know, not because you want your feelings to be reciprocated or given extra attention. 'Coz if the latter is the reason, then I guess you are subjecting yourself to rejection (if he/she doesn't feel the same way).

On the other hand, if it's hurtful/accusing/ DEGRADing words, then it's better not to say it most especially when you're at the peak of your emotions. Most of the time man gud, we tend to say harsh words that we don't actually mean when we're mad.

[brendz]

regretting the words you didn't say.

[santasantita88]

better p ang words na nsulti kaysa wla nasulti.. kay kng wa nmo nasulti murag luom rkau, magsakit lng ang dughan wa nasulti..heheheh

[doydi]

depende kung unsa ang thought