Communications 101 - we will believe body language over verbal communication always.
Posted by kellee at January 26, 2004 8:42 PM
Sometimes a person's actions may or may not define who they are. For example, if a man is faithful to his wife, yet he comes home late from work and repeats this over and over again, she may assume he is cheating on her. The only way to rectify this (in a perfect world) would be to talk about it. If he is truthful, then he will be forgiven. This is the way I think on things.
The same goes for our interactions here. Though we may not know who anyone really is, we assume things about them because of our little interaction with one another. These assumptions may be good or they may be detrimental to our overall comraderie. I am not a saint by any means, but I believe in giving everyone the benefit of the doubt until they prove themselves to me either in the good way or the bad...only then can we proceed...
Posted by Samuel McMullen at January 30, 2004 4:31 AM
Communications 101 - we will believe body language over verbal communication always.
Posted by kellee at January 26, 2004 8:42 PMSometimes a person's actions may or may not define who they are. For example, if a man is faithful to his wife, yet he comes home late from work and repeats this over and over again, she may assume he is cheating on her. The only way to rectify this (in a perfect world) would be to talk about it. If he is truthful, then he will be forgiven. This is the way I think on things.
The same goes for our interactions here. Though we may not know who anyone really is, we assume things about them because of our little interaction with one another. These assumptions may be good or they may be detrimental to our overall comraderie. I am not a saint by any means, but I believe in giving everyone the benefit of the doubt until they prove themselves to me either in the good way or the bad...only then can we proceed...
Posted by Samuel McMullen at January 30, 2004 4:31 AM