Do you think silence is best answer?
@saumitra123 (23)
10 responses
@RevivedWarrior (1903)
• India
26 Oct
Silence could be a better answer for a lof of situations. However, if the person you are silent with is going to be with you for a long time , it is better to negotiate and resolve. Because in that way , the long term relationship could be more harmonious than being dysfunctional. However, with short term relationships , if they are not understanding and are a pain , then silence could be one of the best ways to deal with them. In that way , they would further not be there in your journey called life. I also have given silent treatments to people who have been less co-operative. I am sure may would have. Enjoy the weekend!
@Dreamerby (3747)
• Calcutta, India
27 Oct
My dad always keeps silent when mom throws a fit
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@saumitra123 (23)
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26 Oct
Yes you are right..Sometimes one can develop much better relationship after maintaining silence..
It depends upon behavior of two persons..
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@Shivram59 (34735)
• India
25 Oct
It is no use talking to those who hurt you.Better keep silent
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@Shivram59 (34735)
• India
25 Oct
@saumitra123 No;even if you remain silent;some may continue hurting you.But again the proper answer is silence.Keep silent unless and until they attack you physically.And if they attack you;don't run away.Face them no matter how much stronger they are than you.
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@saumitra123 (23)
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25 Oct
Yes silence a pin drop silence is necessary..And if we remain silent, then it is maturity level..And the person who is ignoring can't understand what to throw..
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@Dreamerby (3747)
• Calcutta, India
27 Oct
@saumitra123 Yeah it pisses them off.
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@pumpkinjam (8740)
• United Kingdom
26 Oct
If you're being ignored anyway then it is probably best to not bother. Saying that, it can sometimes be better to talk. If you can get the person to at least listen so you can explain any problem and talk through it. If you've tried and the situation stays the same then silence is probably best.
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@saumitra123 (23)
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26 Oct
Yes one can be silent after trying out many things..It is therefore that silence is the best answer..
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@saumitra123 (23)
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28 Oct
Yes disclosing your feelings also can be the option, but if you tried it out many times, then I think silence can be better option..
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@sjvg1976 (41269)
• Delhi, India
28 Oct
@saumitra123 It's better to ignore a person who doesn't understand your feelings. I have always maintained distance from such people.
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@saumitra123 (23)
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29 Oct
@sjvg1976 Yes it is better to ignore a person who doesn't understand our feelings..Distance and silence both are necessary..
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@anya12adwi (8216)
• India
27 Oct
@saumitra123 And also practice silence ourselves from time to time!
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@saumitra123 (23)
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25 Oct
Yes ithink if we apply silence, then it will be easy that without any arguments, without any conversation, one can easily get what one want..
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@grenery8 (9173)
• Zagreb, Croatia (Hrvatska)
25 Oct
@saumitra123 precisely.it may appear a colder relation but,sometimes,we just want some peace and not to go through same past actions again and again. Less negativity as well. I read that many health issues are there cause we are acting or thinking in a negative way and it's really not necessary.
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@saumitra123 (23)
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25 Oct
@grenery8 Yes we should adopt silence for positive circumstances..And sometimes it becomes necessary also..
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@sathviksouvik (19295)
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20h
if I dont have an answer silense is fine. But if it is known then a positive response is required
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@saumitra123 (23)
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20h
Sometimes if we have answers also, these things lead to arguments only and nothing else..So despite having an answer I think it is better to remain silent..
@fivecandles (375)
• United States
28 Oct
That depends on the situation. Silence doesn't help someone understand, so if you're wanting a resolution you have to have a conversation.
@sharonelton (28366)
• Lichfield, England
17h
Yes, you're right. Sometimes keeping your thoughts to yourself can avoid many a nasty argument.
@Dreamerby (3747)
• Calcutta, India
25 Oct
Yeah. For keeping silent, you need to have a lot of perseverance and self-control as well.
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@saumitra123 (23)
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25 Oct
Yes perseverance and self control is necessary and also patience..
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