I have done something wrong and to cover up I told a lie. That is when I felt like I was doing something wrong. I don't know if my mom made me feel like this but I truly felt like I should tell the truth. Isn't that what swallowing stones is about, right? That is one time when I felt like I was swallowing stones.
Once, I did something wrong, and just like Matysh, I tried to cover it up with a lie, but then I felt like lying was even worse than my mistake and I had to tell he truth later anyway, but I didn't want to get into trouble. That was when I felt like I was swallowing stones, but soon I felt the need to tell the truth, so eventually I did. And it made everything so much easier for everyone in the situation. Then I felt like all the weight and pressure had been lifted off my shoulders, so I guess next time I'll just do it right the first time to save my time.
I have never felt as though I was swallowing stones before but I have felt guilty for something I accidently did. One time at soccer practice I shot the ball and it accidently hit Angie (one of the defender's) in the stomach. She is small and light and it knocked the wind out of her. I felt so bad and I apologized. She knew it wasn't intentional so she wasn't mad at me. I felt guilty but I wasn't swallowing stones because I didn't try to cover it up with a lie. I was honest about the mistake.
I have not actually felt a moment when I was in Swallowing Stones (or at least I can't remember) because my mom would always tell me that it is better to say the truth than to speak a lie. And I had followed that rule all the time. But, if I did tell a lie, it went to me wanting to say the the truth, which I did often very quickly.
I have done something wrong and to cover up I told a lie. That is when I felt like I was doing something wrong. I don't know if my mom made me feel like this but I truly felt like I should tell the truth. Isn't that what swallowing stones is about, right? That is one time when I felt like I was swallowing stones.
ReplyDeleteOnce, I did something wrong, and just like Matysh, I tried to cover it up with a lie, but then I felt like lying was even worse than my mistake and I had to tell he truth later anyway, but I didn't want to get into trouble. That was when I felt like I was swallowing stones, but soon I felt the need to tell the truth, so eventually I did. And it made everything so much easier for everyone in the situation. Then I felt like all the weight and pressure had been lifted off my shoulders, so I guess next time I'll just do it right the first time to save my time.
ReplyDeleteI have never felt as though I was swallowing stones before but I have felt guilty for something I accidently did. One time at soccer practice I shot the ball and it accidently hit Angie (one of the defender's) in the stomach. She is small and light and it knocked the wind out of her. I felt so bad and I apologized. She knew it wasn't intentional so she wasn't mad at me. I felt guilty but I wasn't swallowing stones because I didn't try to cover it up with a lie. I was honest about the mistake.
ReplyDeleteI have not actually felt a moment when I was in Swallowing Stones (or at least I can't remember) because my mom would always tell me that it is better to say the truth than to speak a lie. And I had followed that rule all the time. But, if I did tell a lie, it went to me wanting to say the the truth, which I did often very quickly.
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