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Moral of today's experience Usually I am a really peacefull and harmless guy, always trying to avoid trouble and confrontations. But at this time and in my situation I reach my temptation's limit very easily and get in danger to offense people, because of my direct way to speak, which I can't hide in stressful and annoying situations very well. After I had been interrupted several times by the same person, I was pissed off and asked him, in my most possibly and politely ability I had left more or less, to stop interrupting me over and over again. In additional I added I would be pleased, if he wouldn't give his unnecessary opinion to everyone in class. His reaction was predictable and he got upset and replied rude. Now I asked myself if I was allowed to say that to him and I am thinking of to apologise for my bad tempar and for putting him in his place, though it was not my business. So the moral of today is, that you can think everything you like, but at the time your thoughts pass your lips you should beware to apologise immediately.

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Moral of today's experience

Usually I am a really peaceful and harmless guy, always trying to avoid trouble and confrontations. But sometimes I reach my limit very easily and am in danger to offend people because of my frankness, which I can barely hide in stressful and annoying situations.
After I had been interrupted several times by the same person, I was annoyed and asked him, in the most polite way I could, to stop interrupting me over and over again. In addition I added I would be pleased if he did not give his unsolicited opinion to everyone else in class.
His reaction was predictable and he got upset and replied rudely.

Now I asked myself if I ought to have said that to him and I thought to apologise for my bad temper and for putting him in his place, though it was not my business.

So the moral of today is, that you can think anything you like, but by the time your thoughts pass your lips you should be prepared to apologise immediately.

Very well written!

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Moral of today's experience

Usually I am a really peacefull and harmless guy, always trying to avoid trouble and confrontations. But at this time and in one situation I reach my temptation's limit very easily and risk offending people, because of my direct way of speaking, which I can't suppress in stressful and annoying situations very well.
After I had been interrupted several times by the same person, I was annoyed [NOTE: "pissed off" has the right meaning but is very casual and doesn't fit the tone of the rest of your writing] and asked him, as politely as I could still manage, to stop interrupting me over and over again. In additional I added I would be pleased, if he wouldn't give his opinion unnecessarily to everyone in class.
His reaction was predictable: he got upset and replied rudely.

Now I asked myself if I should have said that to him, and I am thinking of to apologising for my bad temper and for putting him in his place, though it was not my business.

So the moral of today is, that you can think anything you like, but once your thoughts pass your lips, you should be ready to apologise immediately.

[Great flow to your writing! I think everyone can relate to your story. It's frustrating to be unable to finish a sentence because someone continually interrupts with his or her opinion.]

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