How Powerful Are Words? Words are very powerful. They are very, very powerful. They are not as powerful as actions though. You can use words to make fun of people, or hurt people or sometimes help people. Sometimes if someone uses too many words or too big of a word, I can get confused real quick. Sometimes words can get you in trouble or out of trouble, most of the time out of trouble. You can see words everywhere. You can see them on a sign or you can see them on a speeding ticket, or on a shirt, or on some shoes. Some words are hard to spell and some words are easy to spell. Some words are in Spanish. Some words are in English. Some are in Chinese. Some words are bad and some are good. Some words I can understand, and some I can’t. If you want to be a lawyer, you have to use words or any job uses words. There are words on Christian’s hat and there are words on Alisia’s drink. There are words everywhere we look. Words are one of the main things we use unless we are deaf or we just can’t talk. That’s what I think about words. JH – 15
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Response to Part 3
To say that words are not as powerful as actions is incorrect. Words are what cause actions. When you ask a survivor of domestic violence or being bullied what has hurt them the most, they will probably say the words hurt the most. They may have been beaten black and blue, but what is remembered the most is the hurtful and hateful words. Scars from being hit heal a lot faster than the scars of the heart and mind.
No matter what people may think, what people hear can harm or even kill them. Continuously hearing hateful things make you believe what you are being told. If you ask when or how the abuse started, the majority of the time they will say with verbal abuse. I’d like to share something with you.
After enduring years, possibly decades of negative input about our bodies, cooking, skills, abilities, sexuality, personality and everything that makes us what we are, our thought patterns become stuck into believing it’s true. We learned to act in certain ways in order to protect ourselves from further abuse and harm. We built up mental ways of coping with the impossible and bearing the unbearable. We learned to survive. Those survival mechanisms and thought patterns got us through and they are still with us, but they are now obsolete. We need to rewire our brains to react positively to daily events and to ourselves. We no longer need to apologize for things that aren’t our fault, or blame ourselves for another person’s behavior.
We need to understand that everyone is responsible for their own behavior, including us! We can’t make someone abuse us, they choose to do it. We can’t make them stop abusing us either, for the abuser must choose to stop the abuse themselves. You are not responsible for his behavior, you never were. You are responsible for your own behavior, however.
How do you want to wear your hair? What clothes do you want to wear? What kind of music do you like to listen to? Watch what you want on TV. Do the laundry/housework/dishes when you want to. Make your life suit your convenience.
Habits are hard to break. Just be aware and catch yourself if you slip into your old ways and stop for a moment and think ‘does this work for me?’ Make sure you break the cycle and don’t let it happen to you again.
**Please understand that input equals words.
Also, to say that someone who is deaf or does not speak with their voice can’t use words shows ignorance. Just because you don’t understand what they are saying does not mean they don’t use words. Please realize that you need to think about what you are saying before saying such things. Deaf people read lips, so they probably know exactly what you are saying when you are belittling them. Just because they use their hands to speak does not mean they are not speaking. Think about learning sign language or at least showing compassion for people.
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