Wednesday, February 10, 2010

“Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind” Is this true for all?

While it is certainly true in some situations, it's also true that one who has been burned watches for fire.





In some situations the person has been hurt, and the first instinct in a different situation may be to scrutinize that situation for similarities to a previous experience.





For example, when I hear of a child who is in trouble, I often wonder what abuse has led the child to act out. I'm NOT an abuser, but quite the contrary. Because I was a target of abuse as a child, I am extremely protective of children.





The guilty mind may indeed be haunted by suspicion, but so is the wounded heart. Before you accuse someone, it's a good idea to know as many facts as possible.“Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind” Is this true for all?
Thank you. I hope the answer helped you sort out whatever was bothering you.

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“Suspicion always haunts the guilty mind” Is this true for all?
no ,not nessaryily so, but it often does. suspician is a behavior when things dont add up with no real proof


some people are paranoid and there issue (unreasonable expectations)


others are unreasobly jealous


both are psycological issues not attached to yourself


as for a guilty mind often a person attributes on there partner what they dont like in themselves a guilty mind
Yes. That's why you keep looking over your shoulder.


In-fact, Elvis even sang a song about ';Suspicious Minds.';%26lt;}:-})
Everyone who has suspected me of something has been guilty. Sometimes they even use that suspicion as an excuse to do the deed.
Yes. When a guy is suspicious of you, he is also probably stepping out.
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