Misunderstanding_CONCLUSIONS by Yin PingGrace Foo

Leanne Man's team

leanneman1513 — 2016-09-20 00:29:49 UTC

1. What lesson did you learn?
I learnt that before we accuse someone, checking the truth will be better.
2. Relate lesson to your experience.
Through this experience, I learnt that words can never be taken back and we should be careful not to accuse anyone wrongly.
3.Relate to the theme
After this misunderstanding, I learnt to always think before i speak and not jump to conclusions which may cause misunderstandings like this.
4. Add feelings
Whenever i think about this incident, i feel very angry and misunderstood. had the girl not jump into conclusions, a misunderstood would not have happened. i hope that that girl would also learn her lesson.

Shevon's team

shevonchuatsinen — 2016-09-20 00:30:36 UTC

1. What lesson did you learn?
I learnt that I should find out the truth before I jump to conclusions. I should also tackle situations calmly and with an open mind.
2. Relate your lesson to your experience.
After this experience, I learnt that if we stop to think about the consequences, then we could avoid such misunderstandings between peers.
3. Relate to theme
Misunderstandings happen everyday but if we stop to think about others' feelings and their reactions, misunderstandings can be easily avoided.
4. Add in feelings
I will never forget the moment when the shrill voice of the girl pierced my eardrums and how my anxious heart skipped a beat. I had forgiven the girl, but the image of her infuriated face would forever be etched in my mind.
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After this experience, I learnt that if we stop to think about the consequences, then we could avoid such misunderstandings between peers. I remembered how I had forgiven the girl. However, the image of her infuriated face would forever be etched in my mind. Misunderstandings happen everyday but if we stop to think about others' feelings and their reactions, it can be easily avoided.

Pamela's team.

pamchris0513 — 2016-09-20 00:31:12 UTC

1. What lesson did you learn?
I learned that I should not jump to conclusions before knowing the truth. I should handle any situation I face calmly. 
2. Add feelings
Whenever I look back onto that fateful day, I can still feel the anger boiling inside of me. However, I still understand that in a moment of agitation, I would have reacted the same way as the girl when she thought that I  was stealing her money.

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I learned that I should not jump to conclusions before knowing the truth. I should handle any situation I face calmly.Whenever I look back onto that fateful day, I can still feel the anger boiling inside of me. However, I still understand that in a moment of agitation, I would have reacted the same way as the girl when she thought that I was stealing her money.

Amelia's team

awesomefaithme — 2016-09-20 00:33:34 UTC

1. What lesson did you learn?
I learnt not to jump to conclusions without evidence or without investigating the truth. I should handle the situation without create a fuss.
2. Relate lesson to your experience
After this experience, I learnt that jumping to conclusions can result in big misunderstanding and lead to a commotion between two or more parties.
3. Relate to theme
A misunderstanding can be avoided if people handle the situation the right way with the right attitude. We should think about the consequences before we act or accuse others about things that they did or did not do.
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After this experience, I learnt that jumping to conclusions could result in big misunderstanding and lead to a commotion between two or more parties. I learnt not to jump to conclusions without evidence or without investigating the truth. I should handle the situation without creating a fuss. A misunderstanding can be avoided if people handle the situation the right way with the right attitude. We should think about the consequences before we act or accuse others about things that they did or did not do.
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Alyssa's team

lizardoodle — 2016-09-20 00:39:48 UTC

1) What lesson did you learn?
I learnt that we should not jump to conclusions promptly and easily.
2) Relate lesson to your experience
Jumping to conclusions could make a misunderstanding which could ruin your friendship with somebody.
3) Relate to theme
I learnt that in order to avoid misunderstandings, you need to get things straight before you assume.
4)Add Feelings
Misunderstanding your friends can hurt their feelings and make you feel uncomfortable that you have falsely accused them.

Jessica Baughman's team

emmayap — 2016-09-20 00:54:19 UTC

1.What lesson did you learn?

I learnt that I should think twice before I act and to never jump into conclusions. Also, if I look before I leap, I can avoid misunderstandings.
2. Relate lesson to your experience
Thinking about the incident that had happened, I knew how being misunderstood felt like and I hope the girl who misunderstood me also learnt a lesson.
3. Relate to theme
Since I have been misunderstood before, if i ever feel like accusing someone, I would take a moment to consider as being misunderstood is miserable.

Avelyn's team

iamavelyn — 2016-09-20 00:56:51 UTC

1)What lesson did you learn?
I learnt that I should look before I leap.
2) Relate lesson to your experience
I should not jump to conclusions because it feels bad to be misunderstood.
4) Add feelings
I am still quite angry at the girl who falsely accused me of stealing her money when I did not. Otherwise, I am glad that she has learnt her lesson and I hope that she will not misunderstand anyone in future.
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I learnt that I should look before I leap. I should not jump to conclusions because it feels bad to be misunderstood. I also learnt to stop and think before blurting something out as it hurts other emotionally when you wrongly accuse someone of doing something they did not do. I am still quite angry at the girl who falsely accused me of stealing her money when I did not. Otherwise, I am glad that she has learnt her lesson and I hope that she will not misunderstand anyone in future.
"Being misunderstood is one person crying and the other walking away, not caring." -Life

Raeanne's team

foo_yin_ping_grace — 2016-09-21 02:28:44 UTC

1.What lesson did I learn?
I learnt that I should not jump to conclusions as this might result in guilt and embarrassment.
2.Relate lesson to your experience.
My experience taught me a lesson on jumping to conclusions before the truth has been uncovered.
3.Relate to the theme.
I realised that a misunderstanding could be easily avoided if time was taken to uncover the truth before we accuse someone.