Everyone makes mistakes

no. some mistakes should never be admitted. maybe because they are foolish to be admitted or maybe because it could be costly in terms of life and property to admit them. before you admit a mistake, do an opportunity cost of what the benefit will be and the cost. although if you do not admit your mistakes you end up lying, which is bad in itself, but how much little a lie would be if admitting your mistake costs someone his life or makes him lose valuable money that is hard to earn (caveat: some money are worth losing so you'd better not lie or admit anything there.) so, it's just an issue of the rewards and the cost, both moral, spiritual and in relation to other people you are dealing with. you are not an island, you know. what do you think would happen overnight if america learned obama made a mistake sending troops to afghan (hypothetical!)? you bet, there'd be mayhem on the streets of america. just like in vietnam. see why some mistakes will not be admitted and rather be kept secret?

I am quick to admit my mistakes and start a course of beating myelf up for those mistakes, I can often compare my mistakes to those i see around me.I find that I am a lot harder on myselkf than someone else when it may be the same mistake, "We all make mistakes. We are not perfect and we need to accept that fact.

Nobody is perfect, and mistakes are inevitable, but the best thing about it is that the best lessons in life are the mistakes that may have really affected our lives; events, decisions, people, etc. No one is to blame other than who made the choice, and by that, mistakes should be a turning point in the decision process.

Yes I admit it when I make mistakes however, when I was a kid, there were times when I did not admit for fear that my parents get angry. Because that was what I knew, we were reprimanded when we were yet little children of mistakes that we did. I had an experience as a kid. I really felt humiliated at that time. I was accused of ruining an umbrella. My mom was called by the teacher and she was made to pay the cost of the umbrella. I was in a public school. I was doing an errand for that damn teacher, hope she already rested in peace, and because it was raining so hard, she borrowed the umbrella of one of my classmates. When I came back to the classroom I left the umbrella open because it was still very wet. Then suddenly there was a strong wind and the plywood that was near the umbrella fell and went the umbrella it was flattened. My classmate cried. Then the next day her mom came to school and my mom was also called, my mom paid the umbrella and reprimanded me. I had no chance to explain. The teacher was supposed to pay because she was the one who borrowed the umbrella for me to do her errand. She put the blame on me.

It is very classic phrase, you need to think first before scrutinizing other people. Have a great day!

Right, everyone makes mistakes. Admitting mistakes though is another thing. It's hard for us to accept that we commit mistakes because our pride gets in the way. We sometimes resort pointing to others the mistake although we know for ourselves that we are as guilty. Admirable are those who are humble enough to admit and take responsibility.

for sure everyone are ought to do the mistake,to err is to human,so we have to accept it definitely