What is wrong with you?

A question worth answering

Did you ever flare up at the sound of that question?

Well, I did, but then I figured, I shouldn’t have because it’s a great question.

It is the question you ask before you fix a thing.

Here’s how to use this amazing question to your advantage, don’t flare-up. When asked, no matter how, simply pause and ask yourself, “what is wrong with me?”

When you do, chances are, you would have avoided a negative response and whatever answer you come up with, it’ll be something that has to do with you, not the other person and then you get a chance to work on it. A chance to be better.

It could be as simple as “I'm hungry”

Here’s another thing I found. The question doesn’t only precede fixing, it can also destroy a thing.

It can because it could be a trigger for ugly words, and sometimes, when you ask, you really don’t ask, what you are saying is “I’m about to unleash my anger on you”

Let’s try something

What is wrong with you?