Coleman rolling the topic of anti-mocking each other habits that become interesting material in a talk show An Evening with Monique Coleman in the American Cultural Center, @ america, Pacific Place, South Jakarta, on Monday (2/21/2011).
According to her, are now fitting a person to be smart to avoid the habit of mocking each other. She saw the negative impact of the habit. "I can not just say this happened in America or in one place. In America there are killed simply because taunted each other," explained the actress, entrepreneur, and benefactor of this U.S..
Women's full name is Adrienne Monique Coleman admits also never liked to taunt classmates. "I have experience about mocking ridicule when I was a junior. But, after the more adult, I try to suppress it, because it was not good," said Coleman. "Do not do it, because it is not good," the message to the students who attended the event.
Whoever, continued Coleman, felt hurt when I have to accept the ridicule. "Indeed, it sometimes hurts when we mocked. But, you stop with the limit you do (with no reply to ridicule)," she said.
Coleman told, by accepting and not reply to ridicule any positive lessons in it. "But, rest assured that it will mature you. From now on, try to love people who tease you, try saying, 'I love you, thanks for taunting me'," she said. "That way, they will be touched and stop mocking you," she continued.
In addition, Coleman assess how the importance of building mutual understanding amongst. "I am very proud of the dialogue of mutual understanding, because it is a very important component in today's teen issues. It should we able to Campaign on the radio, the internet or in video," she said.
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