Dear reader,
Today, I’m going to speak in words about words. Yes, I know it sounds a bit strange, but words have power. They can inflict deep wounds and leave profound marks on individuals, sometimes without you even realizing it. Before casting hurtful words, make sure they’re used in a suitable context. Words, my dear ones, can be both a shield and a weapon.
Verbal aggression is a form of humiliation that places tone and the use of words at the forefront. Some individuals have developed a particular sensitivity as a result of traumas (either from childhood or based on experiences that have left a strong imprint on the psyche, causing them to directly associate these words with the traumas that have marked them)…
Words can be like arrows that hit sensitive points, causing pain and suffering. It’s crucial to understand that words have a profound impact, even when we don’t intend to hurt someone. By being more mindful of how we use words, we can build more harmonious and understanding relationships. However, if we use words negatively or abusively, we can create emotional wounds that may persist for a long time.
It’s important to be aware of the power we have over our words and to use this power responsibly. Before uttering words that could hurt someone, we should put ourselves in their shoes and think about how we would feel in that situation.
At the same time, we must consider that some individuals are more sensitive than others due to past experiences or suffered traumas. It’s essential to be empathetic and treat everyone with respect, avoiding words that could cause suffering.
Words can be a wonderful tool to inspire, motivate, and share love and understanding. They can build bridges between people and create strong connections. Let’s use our words in a way that enhances our well-being and that of those around us, rather than leaving painful scars on the souls of others.
In conclusion, words have immense power. They can be used to harm or to heal, to destroy or to build. The choice is in our hands. Let’s be responsible with our power and choose to use words to bring light and love into our world.
Love,
S!
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