Do you write long answers to questions and after looking over them, just erase the whole thing? Is it usually because you think it's tactless on your part, the person won't understand, or other?
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Jayride
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No I usually keep them short and sweet.
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Sure sometimes, and particularly when talking about Buddhism, I find that I dislike just about every answer that I give in some way.
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I've ended deleting the whole thing sometimes because I think I've strayed from the subject and it is not clear enough or worse, I realized too late that I'm blabbering. : )
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I have done that many times. Usually it is because I go back to read it and realize that the stream of thought coming out of my head only made sense...in my head. And then I can't seem to go back and say what I wanted to say in a way that might make more sense.
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That all depends on the question! I've said it before - and say it again! - that most people posing questions are genuinely seeking an honest answer. I let them know I'm not an expert, but based on my experiences, etc., I would ...... ! I always read my answers, and frequently do some editing and rewriting, and double check for spelling, etc.
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