Have you ever had to communicate with someone who was actively trying to provoke an emotional reaction?

... your things and go / Can't take back what you said, oh no / I've heard it all before, at least a million times / I'm not one to forget, you know / I don't. Sep 5, 2020 ... The real lesson for any person leading a business of any size, however, is just how important it is to have a succession plan, even when you don ... Mar 4, 2016 ... What was my obligation to him, to my paper, or to the reader? Is there a statute of limitations for when you can take back a quote? Or is it ... May 7, 2024 ... Just don't say them. You can never take back what you said out of anger and children don't forget them. Phrase 1: “You're making me angry ... Feb 11, 2020 ... Reflect back what you heard. Acknowledge what your teen shared by saying, “What I heard you say is…” Try a “do-over.” Next, you can ... Nov 26, 2019 ... There's the reminders that you said something really out of line, the feeble attempts to take back what you said, and the guilt of knowing that ... Mar 20, 2022 ... It doesn't mean they've actually made any progress. It's just a snap-back motion to the path of least resistance. The fourth reason they come ... Feb 18, 2018 ... No matter how you might wish you could take back hurtful words or scathing criticisms hurled during conversations, in e-mails and memos, on Facebook or Twitter ... Oct 8, 2018 ... What if? Try never. Benjamin Franklin: “A slip of the foot you may soon recover, but a slip of the tongue—never!” Yeah, life's a tough gig. You better be ready to take back what you said to me. Es mejor estar preparado para recuperar lo que me dijiste. If you take back what you said, that I'm ...