Explain How Your Actions Hurt More Than Words

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Your actions hurt way more than your words. You can physicly affect someone and mentally haunt them for the rest of their lives . Actions hurt more than words. The action you take fault for can be physically affecting someone . Rather than to just be saying hurtful things. For example, my old friend from another school heard from many diffrent people that a girl two years younger than het was saying bad things about her . My freind got so mad that she went and tried to fight the girl she hit her nose and broke it. The little girl was yet to have a life with a not really flattering nose but also a surgery scar across her face. Your actions can be mentallly affect someone for the rest of their lives . They can be haunted by one bad and hurting

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