Has your heart ever misled you?

Question

Has it ever led you to pain instead of happiness?

Answer 1

Yes both pain of loss of a loved one and happiness in finding someone new.

Answer 2

Oh, goodness, yes. Maybe it's my coping mechanism, but I just chalk it up to learning experiences. My heart has led me to do a lot of silly things, but now that I'm older, I think it's what makes me a teeny bit wiser than I otherwise would have been.

So if you're torn about something and wondering if following your heart could lead to bad consequences -- yes. Either be willing to accept the risk going in, or try to rationalize your answer a little more in your HEAD.

Answer 3

Many times, and I will tell of an incident that happened that changed my life and way of thinking. I was in the 7th grade when I liked this girl. It all started in my art class. Her assigned seat was across from me, but she started to sit next to me. We would talk and I started to like her. So one day, I went home and wrote two poems that I just made up. The next day I gave the note to a "friend" and he gave it to the girl. By lunch, every 7th grader knew about the note and were saying the poems out loud. The humiliation went on for about 2 weeks. When I thought it was over, I was wrong. The next year, a motivational speaker came to my school. He was a poet. But I never thought about last year. When he was finished, he opened the floor to questions. A kid two rows behind me raised his hand and asked, "Could you teach Chris Fisher(me) how to write love poems, because he wrote two to my friend last year." Talk about humiliation, the whole auditorium burst out laughing. After a couple of weeks it died down. Because of this incident, I did not tell another girl I liked her for three years, plus it took me one year to tell her I liked her after I started liking her. Now, I have to really know the girl I like. I am very specific now. I will never make the same mistake again.

Answer 4

In our residing house we do not have a faith, regardless of the indisputable fact that we do have self assurance that there is something yet what...besides with our youthful ones as far because the Easter bunny and Santa they're attending to the age of not believing and they have requested me in the journey that they were authentic and we tell them it really is is what ever they have self assurance. in case you've self assurance, then convinced there's a Santa in case you do not have self assurance, properly there is not something incorrect with that (do purely not tell your little sister) lol ...So i do not evaluate that mendacity its purely allowing them to imagine. so that you ought to respond to your question about breaking our youngster's heart via mendacity i ought to say no there are different techniques of telling little ones issues with out being blunt or mendacity and having them mad at you later and breaking their little hearts.

Answer 5

of course, into every life a little rain must fall, along with the sorrow of a broken and betrayed heart. BUT, there is always
a silver lining, a new love, a new beginning....AS long as God is first in our lives.

Answer 6

to many times to count and this is the reason behind now only using my head to help me to not fall down anymore.. the heart is a waste as far as reality goes, it's best to only use your brain for decision making when it comes to love and relationships...

Answer 7

No it has never done so.Its my actions that have led me into pain because i did not listen to my heart.

Answer 8

Both, pain and happiness. It made be a better person.

Answer 9

oh yes!!..it has misled me to the point of commiting suicide for a stupid guy...who had rejected me!!...fall in love by ur brains not by ur heart!!

Answer 10

Yes.