Proverbs 26:17 conflict advice
Letting men fight without interference seems to be the only way to avoid making things worse. That woman who stepped in? She took the consequences for her own meddling. It's not just a guess either, there is a specific warning about this exact behavior. Proverbs 26:17 compares anyone grabbing a dog by the ears to someone interfering in a quarrel that isn't theirs. The logic holds up: if you jump into a dispute, you are just asking for trouble to land on your shoulders.
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to your hands. Oh, oh, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Put your hands on me. Stop. Stop. Put your hands on me. Stop, stop, stop, stop. Stop. Stop, stop. Stop. Stop. I am looking. That's what you said. I got her caught down. She got her police call, you know? It's not working. Hey, this ain't a bad thing. It's working. Oh, you know what's going on? Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on come on come on Oh Oh, my God. Oh my God. Why are you going to miss it straight, bro?
