Words Hurt

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Don’t internalize the toxic words that others speak about you. Instead, guard your heart against toxic words, and every chance you get, speak life-giving words.

Why do you think we tend to speak more toxic words than life-giving words even when we don’t intend to?

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Published by realchange4u

I am a disciple of Christ. Following God's plan for my life. I was once battle scarred inside out from life's many issues and problems. I have now been given a new hope. His name is Jesus. It is my drive and heart felt desire to be a tool in helping men,women,children and my community to live a life of freedom and peace. I am 66years of age. Married to Carolyn a patient and wonderful woman ,The father of four men and one sweet young lady. Eight grandchildren and two dogs and a cat.

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  1. I hurt. You hurt me. I hurt you. You hurt. Your hurt makes me feel better. I feel better. I have closure.

    I hurt. You hurt me. I release the hurt. I have closure. But it’s not so much fun.

    Maybe.

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