Describe your high horse, where you got slam dunked on an issue where you were wrong but did not admit it?

Question

Honesty, dignity, respect, virtue, values, are these significant in a world where coping seems to be on the basis of right wrong, or good bad, where, bias, prejudice and injustice seem rife, whether from what appears a schizoid reaction, passive agression, or dellusion?

Perhaps, the old adage when we were kids, of "sticks and stones will hurt my bones, but words will never touch them?" Psychologically, in a loving, caring, compassionate world where all people have hurts, foibols, worries, fears, insecurities, neatly transcribed by neat groups organized as either "us, or them" as a mentality, has made defensiveness?

The issue whether attack or other wise, the polarisation of balance in extremism created to cope, is at best not continuing its purpose as ideal utopias collapse in the freeing up of ideas prescribed to allow accountability and responsibility to become stronger creating hope?

Has society's reactionary nature demanded our loyalty beyond our humanity, and if so, how?

Answer 1

Once I was totally chagrined to learn that I had made a mistake.
But then later I realized I hadn't made a mistake at all.

Answer 2

I've occasionally maligned someone for poor spelling and grammar when they did not deserve it.

This is not one of those cases.

Answer 3

the time i got caught making out with my sister. i thought it was OK but apparently it wasn't

Answer 4

wat ever