Quote by Jijingi - from the story “THE TRUTH OF FACT...” - Deepstash

Words are not just pieces of speaking, they are pieces of thinking. Writing let you look at your thoug hits in a way you couldn't if you were just talking.

JIJINGI - FROM THE STORY “THE TRUTH OF FACT...”

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Be careful with eye contact

When you are doing the speaking, you should look the person you're talking to directly in the eyes, but not so much when you're the person listening.

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