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The Words You Wish You Could Take Back
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You were angry, and in the heat of it you said something to someone you love — something sharp and cruel that you knew would hurt. And it did. You saw it land on their face. The second it left your mouth, part of you already wanted to grab it back, but it was gone, hanging in the air between you. Now the anger has cooled and what's left is the memory of their expression, and the heavy knowledge that you can apologise but you can't un-say it.
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Have you ever said something in anger that you instantly wished you could take back? What happened next?
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