@Ivan018 8 October 2021

"If my life shortens my wings, and the snow in my eye starts to blow, I know at least I won't regret that I was able to laugh." Miroslav Mika Antic Encouraged by my behavior yesterday in a conversation with a person I have known for a short period of time, but she is very dear to me, I wondered to what extent do you relax when joking with someone? Although my interlocutor showed all her breadth of soul and great wit, she also never condemned me for my behavior, at one point I realized that I was exaggerating. In a second I felt ashamed. Later, fear came, due to the possibility that I did not insult my wonderful interlocutor by any chance. I simply could not explain my behavior to myself. Self-control. How much self-control is present in your conversation? Do you weigh your words first before you let them out of your head? In my opinion, it depends on what your intentions are, and how well you know your interlocutor. Of course, the questions I asked only make sense if you are normal and well-mannered. A fool jokes, both when he should and when he shouldn't. The same goes for asking questions out of context. They are beyond any doubt, always happy and self-satisfied. Unfortunately for us, and fortunately for them, unaware of their stupidity. Maybe that's the secret of a happy life? But that is another dimension of the story, which I would not go into. I'm not smart enough or I'm not a fool enough ?? .