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#774086 added February 6, 2013 at 11:04pm
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To read another's mind...
Today's blog question was would we read someone's mind if we could, and if so why? If not, why not? My post will be brief, again, due to lack of writing time devoted to my blog...sigh!

So, I think I wouldn't read someone's mind because I am not sure I'd like to see what they are thinking. This is based on my personal preference for privacy. I married a private man; we enjoy our space and our privacy. That includes privacy of thought. To be quite honest, writing this blog is difficult for me, at times, because I have to divulge my thoughts and/or intents, and that is hard for me.

Back to my reasoning on mind reading, I could not do it because it's the last hidden place, the last secret place from all prying eyes, and nosy ninny's noses. I think our thoughts and feelings are our own and should stay that way.

That is just my thinking, of course, and now I say good night. *Smile*


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