If you are wrong, how do you want to be told that you are wrong? Or in what way do you need to be told for you to be willing to accept it? My approach is to be as direct and clear as possible. Most people do not react well to this. Who likes being told they are wrong?? However, I feel like anything less than a clear and unequivocal "You are wrong" will let them off the hook and they'll walk away convincing themselves they are right.

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2 小時內	Bec Livingston becolovely	In my personal opinion. Being told that I'm wrong in more ways than one, over and over again has left me with crippling anxiety and a very fractured sense of self. As a parent, Ive learnt that there's more than one way to do something. Just as there are alot of things about supporting a human, that just aren't black and white. We need understanding and patience to learn from our mistakes. Would you expect a child to thrive if you told them they were flat out wrong all the time? ❤️‍🩹❤️‍🩹🧡🧡