"It's Not What You Say, It's How You Say It"

[OCNaturalDoc]

I believe both parts are important.

Take the word "word" and write it down 5 or 6 times with no spaces....like this:

wordswordswordswordswordswordswords

Looks like "swords", doesn't it?

Our words can calm, comfort, create chaos and/or cut like a knife. Many people are not trained how to talk to others, so it's important that we are mindful of how our words will sound when they reach the ears that hear them and hearts that feel them.

When we speak from our hearts, words and thoughts are authentic, and the risk of "cutting" someone else is diminished.

[Dakota Blue]

So glad fror this direction K - Great topics; so diverse, informative, current & helpful. Thanks

[SuzanneF]

A friend once gave me the wisest, most sage advice. When arguing with spouse bite your tongue, so you won't regret what you say, because once you put it out there, you can't take it back.

[John Dalhouse]

some bloggers could take some hints from you!
People really get offended here and do not watch what they say!