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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]In our day to day lives, I think it is more important to be kind than to be right. We aren't talking about work or about taking a test in school. This is for social situations. Have you met the person who can't stand to be wrong? When their ego is so fragile that they must be right at all times? Or, they are so focused on what THEY think that they can't consider someone else's point of view? The poster is for that person. Teens can figure this out. They don't need qualifiers on the poster (for god's sake) to understand.[/quote] OP here. It's helpful to acknowledge that being kind and being right is not mutually exclusive, and are also not absolutes. Giving someone constructive criticism is both being kind and being right. Not giving someone criticism when they need it should not be confused with being kind. I do hope that our kids will give the message in this poster some deeper thought. [/quote]
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