Top Ten Hardest Things to Say
So, I have a crush on someone, and I wanted to say I love you to him. But when I approached him, I just started screaming, I like pie! I like pie! Save the animals and follow me on Scratch! and other random things. Now I think he finds me weird. FAIL!
It's even harder to say it like you actually mean it. I can say it all the time, but to actually mean it is a very hard thing to do.
I've been here before. There was someone I really cared about, but it was too hard for me to say this.
I hate telling people goodbye, so this is probably one of the hardest things for me to say to someone I care about.
This should be #1. This is one of the saddest things to say, knowing you will never see them again. The best people are really the hardest to say goodbye to. The memories you shared together - it's all over. It's completely done, and it's so depressing. I hate this word so much. It makes me cry when I have to say it.
Depending on who you're saying it to, it could be a heartbreaking or debilitating time.
I hate saying that. So I don't. I keep on arguing.
It's always hard to admit one's faults.
This just isn't me. I never say I hate people. When I was little, that was a different story. At any rate, as an older guy (and I say "guy" because I don't feel like a boy, but I don't quite feel like a man either), I find hate to be a strong word and an unhealthy thing to dwell on.
I made a parody of "Girlfriend" to this guy who has a crush on me and then said, "I hate you."
"Hey hey you you, I am not your girlfriend. No way, no way, I think you need a new crush. Hey hey you you, I won't be your girlfriend."
This is one of the easiest things for me to say.
If I dated someone for a while, and we broke up, but I still have feelings for that person, I'm obviously going to tell them how I feel.
Here's the deal with this: even if I could muster up the courage to admit it, I still can't say it to her face.
Embarrassment really controls the conversations I've had with my crush.
I'm talking to this guy, and I haven't seen him in a very long time. I do miss him, but I don't want to screw things up if he doesn't feel the same way.
I spent six months building up the courage to say this. And she rejected me.
I find this hard for people to ask because they are asking someone to spend the rest of their life with them.
How do you apologize when they were the ones who wronged you?
How do you apologize when you meant it?
How do you apologize when you tried to avoid the problem?
And how do you apologize when they broke your heart?
"I'm sorry... but I ate your Big Mac."
I hope I never encounter a scenario in life when I am forced to utter these cruel, heartless words. How brutal they are!
To be honest, I don't have the courage to say sorry to people because I know they aren't going to forgive me.
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Now, my family loves to joke about this, but we only joke about it! If this were true, then the home videos lied!
But I can understand how hard it would be to tell your own kid that you're not really their parent.
My sister is adopted, and she still doesn't know... I can't even imagine my lips forming those two simple words to her.
Someone recently forgave me while I was quite ill. I was instantly strengthened and able to get up and walk around, humming a tune and annoying everyone within half a mile! If you're reading this, I give you a warm thank-you!
That's what Jesus does every day. However, it's not as easy for other people. Can you forgive someone who cheated on you? Can you forgive someone who tried to murder you? The answer is probably no.
It's easy to say, but hard to mean.
If I still have feelings for someone, I'm definitely going to tell them how I feel and that I want them back.
In my opinion, these are some of the toughest words to leave your mouth! I'm still unable to say them myself to my family!
Coming out is hard, no matter the circumstances.
It sometimes requires a lot of strength to admit that you failed at something or aren't qualified enough for your job. Especially if you will most likely have a hard time finding a new one or if you have to break the bad news to your partner, shattering their perception of a perfect world.
Put a gun against his head, pulled the trigger, now he's dead. Mama, life had just begun, but now I've gone and blown it all away!
Mama! Ooh... Didn't mean to make you cry! If I'm not here this time again tomorrow, carry on, carry on. Nothing really matters.
Gotta love the Bohemian Rhapsody references.
It depends on the context, for example:
My dad asks if I want ice cream: Although this is often a yes, I find it easy to say no to.
You ask if I like the Beatles: It's very hard to say no.
It can be heartbreaking to have to say this, especially to someone you love.
It depends on the situation. It's quite an easy thing to say, mostly.
You want to seem perfect, but it's so hard to go out and say, I failed.
It's extremely hard if you love the person you're breaking up with.
Who would say that? Even if they did?
I hate lying to people, but if it's for my protection or for anyone I care about, of course, I'm going to lie for them.
This is somewhat hard to admit because I do lie a lot in real life, but on occasion, I admit it.