Guilt has a way of showing itself.

You may say, "I'm not affected" a million times but people won't believe it.
Why? Because guilt has a funny way of showing itself.
Remember that Action Speaks Louder Than Words. So if you want people to believe you start acting convincingly.

A lot of people often says that they are not affected or they are not guilty over something but their actions often speaks otherwise. If you are really not affected by it, then don't think about it, don't talk about and act like you really don't care about it.

Once you've said that you are not affected, you may try acting like you are not really affected by ending the conversation there. There is no need to explain why you are not affected and why it shouldn't affect you. The more you explain the less convincing you become. The more you try to convince people of your innocence, the more they suspect you.

What is there to explain if its not really the truth right? If it doesn't affect you, then why explain about it? A person will not protest too much on something that doesn't affect him.

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