"Parfois, les choses qui sortent de ma bouche sont mortifiantes."
— Louis C.K.
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Simplified Meaning:
We sometimes say things without thinking that we later feel embarrassed about. Imagine you're talking to a friend and accidentally share a rumor about someone else. Later, you regret it because it wasn't kind or true, and you wish you could take it back. This shows how our words can sometimes hurt others or make us feel ashamed. Everyone has moments like this, and it's important to learn from them. Next time, try pausing to think before speaking, which can help avoid these embarrassing moments and keep relationships positive.
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Awkward moments Communication Embarrassment Public speaking Regret Self-consciousness Social anxiety Social interactions
