Wrong because

The worse thing about being wrong is thinking you were right, and all your intentions were right but because of things that you couldn’t determine at the time, it becomes wrong because of them. The question really is should I? should I have been able to determine these things? The longer you ask this question …

No

Thank you for your email. One insight I’ve gained from your email, and which is valuable, are the implications of not joining in this holiday’s celebrations. Perhaps a mistake on my part was not addressing these implications initially and moreover letting them slowly turn into general assumption. I’d like it to be known that I …