Do you usually jump to conclusions or assume things?

Sadly yes, there have been a time or two where I have jumped to a conclusion before I should have. And they were lessons that were most painfully learned. Rather important lessons yes, but there were just some times where it is sadly very human to really think that something is the truth. Of course, you never know what might happen. Person A might be right, person B might be right, or both of them might be absolutely in the wrong or right. There are many sides to any story. I try and remain a neutral party when I can, because I tend to think that any time I am getting a story about something that happened, I am getting an extremely filtered and altered version of the truth. At least that is where I stand with things. There are times where people tend to tell tales of the most absurd to try and bury the reputation of a person and getting caught up in that is something that I want no part of whatsoever.

hi! i often jump in conclusion before that cause me lot of problems, it brings pain also that's why i try my best to avoid doing it. for me, there's no other way to solve it but by talking it to the person involve. you are right. always give that person benefit of the doubt. to explain himself because nothing knows the truth than that person itself. or if the person seems not telling the truth, i find it myself.

I think that there are a lot of people who will jump to conclusions with everything in their life, and they will get themselves into a lot of trouble and unnecessary stress if they continue to do this. One of the most important things because making a decision about something is looking at all of the evidence that is available to you, and this means that you should be able to make an informed choice about what you believe in. I used to jump to conclusions a lot, but then realised that it was often quite upsetting to do so as it caused arguments, so it is something that I have tried to stop doing now.

About a lot things I have my own opion. Based on the many different kind of educations I have, the travels I made, the people I met, the jobs I did, my own (mostly far of great) life experiences. I don't believe at once what people tell me so I invest or ask further if there is something I have doubts about or don't understand. I can't stand gossiping or so called social chats about nothing so try to stay away from it. To me not the words people say but the way they say it, their body language, the sound of their voice is way more important. I like to observe that.