TheUndercover:
If someone feels you have wronged them, then apologize and make the apology seem genuine. Whether or not you are actually sorry is irrelevant. Don’t apologize because you are sorry. Apologize to increase the probability of them forgiving you.

Forgiveness can often be bought with nothing more than mere words. Don’t let your ego get in the way of buying forgiveness free of charge.

Junnior:

Interesting. What if I did nothing wrong but they insult me and say I wronged them? Should I still apologize?

Junnior:

Interesting. What if I did nothing wrong but they insult me and say I wronged them? Should I still apologize?

TheUndercover:

Thanks for your previous post.

As Niccólo Machiavelli said, the best way to prevent yourself from flattery is letting the other person know that telling you the truth won't hurt you.

Sometimes we face this type of scenario a lot, you can just try to divert attention away from what you're being complimented about.

TheUndercover:
People build this image of you in their mind and get offended when you differ from it.

TheUndercover:
"Don't get jealous of people you should be learning from." - Ed

TheUndercover:
Pussy doesn't cost anything, but it can cost you everything. Thread carefully.

TheUndercover:

Like you can let him believe your idea is as a result of his motivation just to bolster his ego.

TheUndercover:
"Every man should dread the day his enemies sympathize with him. It implies you have become so weak that there is no glory in registering a 'win' over you. You have not just lost the fight, you have also lost their respect."

TheUndercover:
Pussy doesn't cost anything, but it can cost you everything. Tread carefully.

TheUndercover:
“Never imagine that because the master loves you, you can do anything you want.”

“If your ideas are more creative than your master’s, ascribe them to him, in as public a manner as possible...your advice is merely and echo of his advice.”

Ninejaywon:


I have seen so many strong men pay the supreme price.