Admitting your fault is much acceptable than justifying a wrong deeds !

By Jane
@jaiho2009 (39142)
Philippines
August 1, 2012 2:54am CST
Don't say you are not a thief, until you have proven yourself in many situations. People easily judge the others who steal things. But, have you ever been in in a situation wherein no one is around and you see something so tempting? If you successfully overcome such situation, then be proud- you truly is a trustworthy person. Same thing with cheat, backbiter etc. You will completely understand once you have experience those things and you overcome. So, don't judge too quickly- or else you might eat your own words someday No best reason is good enough to justify a wrong deed/s. A difficult/complicated situation is only an escape goat for those who want to wash their hands after committing a mistake. Admitting your fault is much acceptable than justifying a wrong deeds. Happy mylotting everyone and another month is over jaiho®- understanding people online 8-01-2012 3:55pm Wednesday
15 responses
@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
I always admit if it was my mistake. That way, i feel relieved that i won't be carrying it in my conscience forever. Besides, i know God is always watching! Mas takot ako sa kanya pag nagalit. (I am more afraid of Him, when he gets angry)
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
I bet they don't have... Nice to see you mylotting once in a while
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
hello D, Exactly Too bad people thought they can escape human justice, but they can never avoid the Judgement day nor hide from it. It's a wonder how other people handle their conscience...? Back to work now? I seldom see you mylotting, so I assume
@SIMPLYD (90722)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
They don't have conscience, those kind of people you mentioned. Because if they do have, then they won't be doing bad things. Yes, i am back to work and busy . But i always manage to to come here whenever i can. Like today, my boss is ill and i have done all that she told me to do.
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@shibham (16977)
• India
1 Aug 12
Didi, i am agree with you here. Yeah, honestly speaking on my school days i steal books (only books). So i never claim that i am a perfect person but can say now as i dont steal anything now. Actually, money is the main reason. We did not had money to afford story books.... Have a nice time.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
shiby So you steal books? I just can't imagine a Professor who steal books
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
Cause you don't steal books now what you are doing is made a promises broken or breaking a promises whatever!
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
bhaby, Oh yeah... shiby, what can you say prof?
@lynboobsy11 (11343)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
I agree with you on that, but how about admitting the mistakes but still continue from doing it? A friend that I'm talking to my previous discussion admit that she was really wrong by using other people but she also admit that she can't stop because many relatives are depended on her. Just to clear her conscience she thought by doing good deeds it will justify her wrong doing. I don't judge her as it's her business not mine and at the end of the day she's the one who pays for it.
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@lynboobsy11 (11343)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
Exactly that's why even I know that she done the wrong move for her life I did not run away to be her friend because I don't have the right to judge her because it's her life not mine. That's the only way for her to live for her family, and I'm pity her for doing wrong.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
she was really wrong by using other people but she also admit that she can't stop because many relatives are depended on her. This is what I am saying on my topic. It's hard to judge them. She knows she is using other people- similar to cheating (using) She know she is doing wrong, but she can't avoid doing it because that's her means of living. She justify her wrong doings by providing her family and loved ones a good life. How can we judge her...we're not on her shoes. If given the chance...or if any of us is doing the same thing like she is doing- probably we will come to complete understanding. It's always different when it is us who's doing it. It's always easy to judge...but we never know how it feels, and what those people feels...
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
I agree with you,..it's a pity. And staying as her friend, I am sure she is thankful. People like them needs someone who will/can understand their situation. I admire you for that darling
@myfb2009 (8296)
• Malaysia
3 Aug 12
Hi Jai sis, indeed those who are able to admit their fault is like a hero. But most of the time, people who are admitting their fault is not getting as what they deserved for. It ever happened once to me before where i thought my idea can help my friend. But, in the end i was being blamed by my friend for being too helpful. I tried to explain as why i give my idea that way. But sad to say, she not accepted it and break our friendship of a few years. Seems like, some people are hard to forgive the person who had done or speak wrong.
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@myfb2009 (8296)
• Malaysia
4 Aug 12
Yes, telling the truth is the best. In fact, i thought i can helps my friend to resolve her dispute by saying that way. But the opposite happened and she is also not happy with me as well. And ended-up breaking our friendship. I know i didn't do anything wrong in this situation but seems like she just didn't plan to befriend back with that person. It is really dangerous to help a friend to resolve her dispute...
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
4 Aug 12
don't blame yourself sis... yes, I know it hurts losing a friend, but you must be thankful as well. Because a true friend forgives- and besides, you only did your part to help, it just happened that it didn't work..
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
3 Aug 12
hello sis, Sometimes this is the bad side of telling the truth. But no matter what the consequences is- still it is better to tell the truth than to live with lies. I know it hurts to lost a friend- but it's much harder to deal with our conscience. Nice to see you again dear and have a great weekend
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
Yep, admitting that you're wrong is definitely going to make our lives better. And if I read this all right, you're talking about stealing here..? What was stolen from you? Or were you judged wrongly of stealing? Yep, I also think that judging others is wrong, unless you're the one wearing the long black dress, and you're doing the judging because it's your job.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
hello front, I am writing an article about people's behavior/attitude/personality. I just came out with this one- judgmental people. And remind me of one friend who says... "Good girls are bad girls waiting for the chance" -means, those good girls are just waiting for the chance to show their bad side -or, they are good girls but if given the chance and opportunity, they can be bad and mean as well. People easily judge the others- but when they are facing the same situation they can't prove they are that strong or good to be righteous. Eventually, they ended up eating their own words/misjudging words. The worst part is- when people try to justify their deeds instead of admitting it. Trying to blame the situation or pointing fingers to others to save theirselves - so pathetic. thanks for your comment and have a good day
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
Well, that's it...ego. Egoistic people are the most liars- because they convinced their own self they are right- no matter how clear the evidence they are Wrong -lols.
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
Maybe people just don't wanna admit that they're wrong because they've taken a stand already. You know people don't wanna be wrong, that's just kick on the ego. As far as I know, ego is the part where your whole being is affected when someone pulls your strings the wrong way. I think this part is also involved when you're being wronged in an argument, especially when you're arguing with someone who gloats a lot.
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@visavis (5934)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
Hi my friend, Whose person you know that after you said something to him/her that their work are illegal or wrong are not giving you their side or justifying. I believe nothing - why? because it is the natural being of being human, very depensive and trying always lawyer to thier own mistake. Really accepting mistake outright is very difficult in all situation even a person you caught in the act doing bad or wrong - they have always scapegoat reasons.. because that's the way of people.
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
hello visavis, they have always scapegoat reasons.. because that's the way of people. Well, that is habitual and such personality is hard to change especially if they grown with it.
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
2 Aug 12
Did I say everyone is perfect Sometimes I don't know if you understand the topic or not...sorry, I don't mean to offend.... but please, we're not kids anymore... use common sense...
@visavis (5934)
• Philippines
2 Aug 12
see from your own word mostly people having habitual and hard personality...
@winterose (39887)
• Canada
4 Aug 12
Yes that is very true my friend
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
5 Aug 12
hello rose, Thanks for the read and dropping by
@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
1 Aug 12
HI Jai! You are very right that there is nothing wrong in admitting our wrong deeds as telling lies or hiding behind excuses does not help in the long run and there is always a change of losing one's reputation. I do not mind admitting my faults and try my best not to repeat the mistake again. Having said that I am a normal human being and faults do occur in life inadvertently and unintentionally. I believe in gaining trust of others.
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@dpk262006 (58675)
• Delhi, India
5 Aug 12
Yes, you are right admitting one's mistake won't make him/her less human.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
hello dpk, I agree, in the long run there is always change in one's reputation :) And admitting mistakes won't make anyone a less human, maybe cause damages to reputation, but that's reality. And reality is better than living in lies. thanks and have a good day always
@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
5 Aug 12
@Jotomy (6322)
• India
2 Aug 12
Hi jai, this is perfect, we may not justify the things as wrong as soon and we may not accept the fault so soon, i think this is human nature.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
2 Aug 12
hello JO, It's been a long time my dear How are you.. :) Yes, it is human nature. But some are too egoistic that they can't admit their fault :) Have a great day
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
hi jai, When people made mistake they always find way to get out of it they will justify what they did is just right for them though its totally wrong. I am the kind of person who admit my own mistakes I am just a human I am bond to do one or more as long as it will be in different day miss yah
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
I know you are naughty and sometimes stubborn, but I believed in you yes, you always admit your fault... but you know how to create excuses when it comes to partying so your mom will allow you to go out
• Philippines
2 Aug 12
@rkennedee (333)
3 Aug 12
it's a matter of experience... if someone commits a bad did and he/she wasn't caught for that then he/she might have the courage to repeat same situation over and over again.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
3 Aug 12
hello rkennedee, You're right. If uncaught the person will have the tendency of committing the same mistake and at the end, it will become habitual- until caught. In such situation,one can test his/her self-control. Thanks and have a good day
@enelym001 (8322)
• Philippines
4 Aug 12
HI jai Agree with you. Many of us are guilty on that. We tend to judge people with their wrong doings but we don't know we also do the same stuff. Hmmmn and I just remember something that happened 2 days ago. Don't know if I can write it here but will try.
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
5 Aug 12
hello en, Share it when you feel comfortable dear...or send through PM just kidding... Anyway I hope your health is doing always
• Bangladesh
2 Aug 12
Hi jaiho, Thanks for serving such a discussion about situations which one should overcome. But the thing that help overcome any tempting situations is his or her intuition. But hardly any people are there in my country is not merged into corruption. Even president(former and on going), prime minister or ministers(former or on going), officers, touts of the society etc almost all are plunged into bribery. What things act behind their idiocy? You already know Bangladesh stood at the top rank( Transparency International rank) several times and stil going on high speed with corruption. None is here to raise any active voice against or tighten the reign of corruption and poor public are being exploited. You already also WB cancelled the loan for the construction of Padmga bridge because of the graft in bidding or tendering process of the govt. Can you imagine how much a large number of people are involved in corruption. Are these people mentally paralysed or congenitaly idiot? I would request the internation doner gentry to sanction or approve any financial loan or help on condition this corrupted Bangladesh must lower the intensity of corruption to a satisfactory level. And yeah I think he or she who admits his fault and swears not to commit it in future is greater than the people apparently honest. Because he or she is the first who realized the truth and realized the corruption an unexpected deed. Stay well
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
2 Aug 12
hello Kashidanga, Speaking of politics and corruption, we have famous saying here in our country about politician and corruption. It is said that " the new politician are born (elected) only to follow the old rags" Corruption in politics are twins eversince the world begun-therefore, what would we expect from the newly elected politicians.. Not to mention the dynasty. Setting aside the dynasty, there is another saying for new breed of politicians it is said that " anyone who holds the pan with charcoal certainly got soiled" Maybe at first, the newly elect politician won't do anything and won't dive in with corruption, but still later on the process during their terms, they can't overcome getting involved. Same thing with other people- as long as the temptation is laid upon their eyes , it's hard to resist. It takes strong FAITH and TRUST IN GOD to overcome all those things. thanks and have a great day
• India
1 Aug 12
Hi friend, i agree with your words, no one is apart from mistakes, we all commit some mistakes with or without our knowledge. To Err is human. So we must find our faults first before judging other persons, but sadly most of the persons forget about their mistakes and searching for other persons bad things
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
hello vidh, That's one human instinct- pointing fingers to other instead of admitting their faults and remorse. Some people blame the situation and anything just to save their selves. So bad... thanks and have a good day
@jazel_juan (15747)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
have you ever been in in a situation wherein no one is around and you see something so tempting? umm yes like when i saw a cake in my ref and i know thats for tomorrow.. it takes ALL of me not to take a bite.. or a slice
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@jaiho2009 (39142)
• Philippines
1 Aug 12
okay... so here's the guilty culprit admitting her crime same here... who can resist staring those yummy-mouthwatering cake...chocolate cakes.. give me one bit- than I won't tell anyone