Contest Opened for All: "Go into the old days and come out with one or two stories you have heard which really motivated and shaped your life in growing up as a child" (Don’t say something you regret out of anger by @kubati.)

Greetings steemians and a very good thanks to @delakloe for this contest.

I share with you a story my uncle told me. He told me don’t say something you regret out of anger.

As he was growing up as a bit boy he had a really ire. His father at that point set handy him a bag of nails and aforesaid that each time he lost his temper, he ought to hammer a nail into a picket fence.

On his initial day, the will beat regarding twenty five nails into a picket fence.

He step by step began to regulate his temper over successive few weeks, and also the range of nails he was blow into the picket fence slowly shriveled till it got finished. He complete it had been a lot of easier to regulate his temper than to hammer those nails into the picket fence.

Finally, the day came once he failed to lose his temper in the slightest degree. He told his father however he does not lose his temper any longer and also the father prompt that he ought to currently pull out a nail everyday he unbroken his temper in restraint.

Days passed and he as a young boy was finally able to tell his father that every one the nails were gone. The daddy took him by hand and led him to the fence.

You have done well, my son, however inspect the holes within the fence. The fence can ne'er be identical. once you say things in anger, they leave a scar similar to this one. you'll be able to place a knife in a very man and draw it out. It won’t matter what percentage times you say I’m sorry, the wound continues to be there.

The story tells us to at any point control our temper.

Thanks for reading.

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