r/AmIOverreactingA subreddit to help figure out if you overreacted to something or if you were justified
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Ethics and Philosophy
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1. Ethics blogs: Promote well - known ethics blogs that can provide additional insights on ethical decision - making. 2. Philosophy podcasts: Share links to popular philosophy podcasts that discuss topics relevant to the subreddit. 3. Online debate platforms: Promote platforms where users can engage in ethical debates similar to the discussions in the subreddit. 4. Mental health apps: Since overreacting can be related to emotional well - being, promote mental health apps that help with self - awareness. 5. Social media groups focused on ethics: Encourage participation in Facebook or other social media groups centered around ethical discussions.
1. Be honest in your description of the situation. 2. Avoid using offensive language. 3. Provide as many details as possible about the event in question. 4. Don't make assumptions about other people's intentions without evidence. 5. If possible, mention any ethical theories or concepts that you were thinking about during the situation.