How often do people fully realize their own actions, thinking through all the possible consequences? Always, quite often, sometimes? Rarely is the right word.
Where does the rash act come from?
Of course, everything depends on the person himself, or rather, his character, education, mental indicators and hormonal levels. People, especially the fair sex, are more prone to hormonal instability, which means that the number of rash acts on their part will be higher than the same indicator for men.
At the same time, based on the conducted studies, it can be said with confidence that women commit ill-conceived actions with minimal consequences for themselves, while the consequences of male omissions are more severe both for themselves and for others. In most cases, this is due to an increased level of testosterone, and as a result, the occurrence of the condition "first action - then analysis of what happened".
A rash act can cause many inconveniences in the future, and sometimes seriously ruin the life of a short-sighted person.
What is the danger of ill-conceived action?
First of all, the fact that it is almost impossible to foresee all subsequent damage inflicted by him. The consequences of rash acts often come as a surprise to the person himself, and it is good if pleasant, which happens in rare cases. They return as a boomerang and painfully hit the sender in its weaknesses.
Having received an invaluable lesson and having learned certain results from it, people, oddly enough, are able to make this mistake again. And then again and again. Yes, people are amazing creatures who, in most cases, follow their endocrine system, partially, and sometimes completely surrendering to the power of raging hormones.
How many times have you repeated to yourself not to deal with this type of people, not to argue with your boss when he is clearly wrong, not to watch a horror movie alone in the late evening? And how long did they manage to hold back? 85 percent of respondents admitted that they committed a rash act at least three times a day. Most often, they relate to "pseudo-habits" in nutrition, smoking, and alcohol consumption.
How to be guided when making decisions
The reason for the rash act may lie in the impulsiveness of a person and unwillingness to think about the future. Not to think about consequences that are unpleasant for us is a completely understandable phenomenon for humans, as a warning about the appearance of negative thoughts that can cause undesirable stress.
With age, the number of ill-considered actions decreases due to rich experience, as well as physiological changes in the body. People involved in intellectual activity rarely commit acts that can harm themselves or others.
Before succumbing to emotions and commit another rash act, a person needs to slow down and fully realize his actions and the consequences to which they will lead. Analyze all the pros and cons of the situation and, based on the decision made, act.