Connie Brannon Paul, LPC

07/25/2025

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07/06/2025

God is love. ❤️
Love one another 💖
Do better 💖💖

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06/29/2025

06/29/2025

🕊️Before you tell someone to shut up or be quiet or say anything negative or embarrassing; first stop and ask yourself how you might feel if you were treated that way. Is what you have to say really that important? Will you or anyone else even remember or care what you said? Or will they be more shocked by your bad manners?

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Yes, telling someone to "shut up" is generally considered disrespectful. It's a forceful and dismissive way to silence someone, and it can make them feel devalued and disrespected. While there might be situations where it's understandable to want someone to stop talking, using the phrase "shut up" or be quiet is rarely appropriate and can escalate conflict.
Here's why it's considered disrespectful:
Forceful and dismissive: It's a command, and it doesn't allow for any dialogue or consideration of the other person's perspective.
Lack of respect for communication: Everyone has the right to express themselves, and telling someone to "shut up" or be quiet implies their words are not worth hearing.
Can be perceived as bullying: In some contexts, it can be seen as a form of intimidation or bullying.
Creates tension and awkwardness: It can make the atmosphere uncomfortable and create unnecessary conflict.
May be interpreted as an insult: It can be hurtful and make the recipient feel belittled.

06/17/2025

Read your Bible. 🙏💖🕊️

06/17/2025

God is love. Love one another 🙏❤️

06/17/2025

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06/15/2025

Amen 🙏

06/08/2025

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