Words Do Hurt

I hate. You are very ugly. Why was a person like you born? You never have a meaning. You are not enough. Nobody loves you. You are very bad. Why do not you like yourself, do not redo. Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words do not hurt me. There will be nothing far from the truth. . I thought that the word was very strange. They are mere random consonants and vowels, they stretch them together and pronounce them in some way, giving meaning. But how can you use these simple and delicate simple matters in this destructive way.

"The sticks and stones break my bones, but the words never hurt me." But ironically if they change our own or our perceived value to others, Words will certainly be said to be hurt or quiet. In her PsychologyToday.com article, Dr. Randi Gunther, a clinical psychologist with "hostile ventilation: average expression of scarring intimacy", harmful words influence personal health and relationships It explains that there is a possibility of leaving a permanent scar to give.

Language is not only to hurt our feelings. There is evidence that the utterance can cause pain in the body. Psychologist at Jena University in Germany explained that there is a possibility that language stimulation may cause a reaction to body pain in certain parts of the brain. Robert Emery and Jim Cohen, professors of psychology at the University of Virginia write in the article "Science Americans", he explains, "Can you cause chest pain if your emotions are hurt?" Pain involves pain in the same brain area as the body, suggesting that the two are closely related. "

Language affects our psychology. Language may ruin our feelings and make us feel sick. It is possible to hurt another person by words. "Fashion" is not the most harmful word in English. If I write a list of 100 most harmful words in English, "fashion" will not show up. English is full of sneaky embarrassment and obnoxious words that we should never use, and it is very important that we do not use words that I have not mentioned. If I did not spell it (I probably did not), yes, I used "fashion" instead of "no one likes labels." It is a trivial and stupid way to say that nothing dares to threaten to burn my house as this dares to talk about it.