A day I spoke in anger

sometimes things could happen the way you didn’t expected to. Also sometimes you can be provoked with problems which aren’t of yours and whereby you could not even have recommendations, which perhaps sometimes give you a question of an anger instead of a polite answer...

It happened today, that; I never realized I spoke in anger with an elderly person, after he asked a very silly question and a story statement to me. I didn’t totally realized how I replied, whether cruelly 

Or politely,  but I felt the emotions my body was.. Next to me; were other compatriots and colleagues who bursted into laughters because of my response. I never had remembered a single harsh words that came from my mouth, but my friends did.. OMG! I became sorry and apologizing for it. But as it’s said sometimes, “always a silly question deserves a silly answer.” And I think my silly answer (response) was fit in a right place, if the questioneer won’t apologize for his talks too.

This was the worst day to my elder. 

The Morals of my this trues stories:

1. One must ask questions or tell stories which will never anger the audience (the respondents). Especially for the researchers, in this manner; you may not get the right answer to your questions or compliments to your narrated story. Otherwise; research students must be careful in asking questions.

2. Politeness: questioneers  must use this persuasive    words like (pleases, excuse, sorry) in the beginning of every question to at least help the respondents pay good attention as a result of your politeness.

3. Finally; always a bad mouth is replied with a a bad mouth while the good will receive the good mouth too.