Why are you so thoughtful?

Question

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'thoughtful' as in any sense of the word....greater insight attained depending on which meaning you assign to 'thoughtful'....think about it!

Answer 1

oh, a compliment!

thoughtfulness comes from being observant. knowing what someone or something tends to do is helpful: repeatedly seeing how or why that happens and being curious about it like a child would is thoughtful.

thoughtfulness comes from admiring those who have come before. reading a great work or a description of a passage from history is commendable: knowing why that moment in time occurred and what led up to it and where it led to afterward is thoughtful.

thoughtfulness in the conventional sense of the word comes from consideration. holding the door or getting the mail for your neighbor is nice: being attentive to how your act may be construed as well as performing the kindness is thoughtful.

THOUGHTFULNESS in all examples consists of going beyond the surface: knowing not just the whats and wheres and whens, but also the hows and whys of a life well lived, lived thoughtfully.

Answer 2

In my experience, I have found humanity to be so diverse
that we all seem to be immersed within a mental universe
of thought constantly. The thoughts seem to circulate
effortlessly, but there are so many thoughts that it
actually requires effort to pick and choose the thoughts
that we want to express. The thoughts are there and waiting
to be shared, so putting them into action is the thoughtful
progression, considering that something will inevitably
be expressed we should attempt to make that something
thoughtful.

Answer 3

being thoughtful is one of the kindest behaviors you can extend to the world. We are all interconnected and thoughtfulness allows others to feel the connection to you and to others. To see that they aren't a victim, aren't alone, that they don't have to rely soully on their selves for all the solutions to lifes tedious obscuring boulders in the road one believes he/she must follow- to a better place. A place where thoughtfulness exists and support is all around.
I am thoughtful because I was raised to so. I was a child with thoughtful siblings, together we have seen how our lives overlap in the world, outside the family. And at an early age, the lesson learned would be life long and ever flowing.

Answer 4

I am in every sense of the word. I am a thinker of many thoughts some more profound than others. I'm also thoughtful when it comes to others. Being thoughtful is thinking about the other person. You will change your behavior or speech out of respect or consideration towards others.

Answer 5

Because I am not talkative and I that is just who I am as a person. I think more than speak, and I have to think for a while before I ever decided to speak out to a group. Would I change it if I could? Never.

Answer 6

I am always thoughtful. Meaning mindful of other people's plight or feelings. My thoughtfulness comes naturally to me. I like making people very special when they think they're not. This makes for a happy day to anyone.

Answer 7

In one sense of the word: because a lot of free time lets my mid road.

I another sense of the word: because I care about people's feelings and enjoying making people happy.

Answer 8

I'm not sure...
... I'll give it some thought.

And that is part of it. I don't find much intuitively obvious or certain compared to others, or so I observe.
So I use the other route, and put things together a little bit at a time, consciously.
And when you get good at something, that's what you tend to do a lot of.

Answer 9

I'm "thoughtful" first because it's my nature, & because it expands the terrain of my life. I'm very introspective & gain insghts from my "inner self. I also have an inquiring mind; I love to observe, listen & learn. Yet I also have moments of non-thinking, pure feeling, & I'm as enriched by those times as my "thinking." I'm "thoughtful" because I'm sensitive to the feelings of others & never trespass on them. Of course, I can't imagine being any other way.

Answer 10

I think I'm thoughtful because I spend a lot of time alone (my choice) and I read a lot, learn different things, and observe people and the world around me.