The Importance Of Being Cool

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Why is it important to keep your cool ? … It is important to keep your cool because if you don 't stay calm then something could happen to you like you could get into a fight you can do some bad things . Being cool is Always a great thing , it 's better to keep your cool than to loose it and blow up on someone . Remaining cool and not going blowing up can save you from lots of things as loosing your job or going to jail and lots of other cases . Being cool and brushing things off is sometimes the best thing to do not every situation needs an reaction . Sometimes you can just ignore it or just let it go . Sometimes it may be hard to just brush it off because you don 't want other people to think you’re a punk or something “. So how can we reap …show more content…
Every situation doesn 't need a reaction . Just let them talk and run their mouth . Sometimes it 's hard for you to keep your cool , sometimes you just want to pop off and punch somebody in the face , and that 's okay because sometimes you just can 't take it anymore you feel like you HAVE to react to their bad decision , when you really don 't , having certain reactions can always help you out . ALWAYS . Being cool is always the best way no matter what . You being calm and just taking a deep breath and relaxing can save your life literally . Some people like to make you upset and make you loose your cool and you try to fight them then they pull out a gun on you and try to shoot you . It 's not always easy to walk away from certain situations. Some situations are really hard to restrain from , sometimes you just can 't walk away because it 's hard , it 's like you don 't want to but you have to . People will be so harsh people will throw so much dirt on your name and they want a reaction from you but sometimes you just have to explode on them . You never want somebody to think that you are weak because you are not . Everyone wants an reaction out of you , nobody want you to be successful even your friends no one want to see you happy no matter how much they say they want you to be happy , sometimes you just have to smile through all the stuff and all the stuff you go through people don 't want to see you happy they don 't want to see you doing anything that 's going

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