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Can words be hurtful?

Can words be hurtful?. Have you ever been hurt by what someone said to you or about you? Have you ever said something hurtful to someone else?. Words are very powerful. It is true that everyone has been hurt by words sometimes and has hurt someone else with words. Hurtful words can affect you.

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Can words be hurtful?

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  1. Can words be hurtful? Have you ever been hurt by what someone said to you or about you? Have you ever said something hurtful to someone else?

  2. Words are very powerful • It is true that everyone has been hurt by words sometimes and has hurt someone else with words

  3. Hurtful words can affect you • Hurtful words can affect you positively and negatively • A child who is called stupid may feel less confident in society • According to textbook, words name experiences, share attitudes and define our identities • I developed an aggressive attitude as a child because I discriminated against because of my weight • My aunt is bi-racial and was often called names like half breed and Oreo. These words made her develop identity issues.

  4. Recognize and Change • Recognize the affects that the words you say have on others and make the choice to change it. • The next time you are about to say something hurtful, think about what I’ve told you and find a better way to express yourself.

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