How does being wrong feel?

Before I realize I'm wrong, it feels exactly like being right.

Once I realize it, it feels like someone pulled a tiny plug at the base of my heart and let all the blood flow out of it and my head to pool in the pit of my stomach. After I recover, I just feel sheepish and admit I was wrong.

At least, that's how I remember it feeling. It hasn't happened to me in...hmm, it's been at least a few hours now. :)

Being wrong never felt so good

We can all make out we don't care,but that doesn't wash with me. I don't like being told that I am wrong, such is human nature, I'm afraid. xx

It's easy to accept being wrong when you don't have much of an ego. You learn from being wrong and move on, no big deal.

I'm normally quick to accept that I was wrong, so I usually barely feel a thing. It feels just fine as long as I admit it. Being wrong and not admitting it makes me feel like a dick or spoiled child.

Embarrassed, anxious.

Indignant rage is pretty close to the way I usually feel. Sometimes there's a bit of uncertainty in there.

It feels like being left as opposed to right

It's embarassing but I'm quick to admit I'm wrong if I know I am.

It doesn't really feel like anything. I just admit I'm wrong and I move on.

When I think I'm right but am actually wrong, I feel like I'm right. When I do finally realize I'm wrong, it honestly feels good. I try to eliminate any wrong thinking of mine so another idea corrected is always good.

I feel uncertain most of the time.

Oh I love it. Don't have much choice really as I'm rarely right. Right? I'm even wrong right now...i think. Keep up the good work birdy! Will do, you dirty bitch.

i generally get pretty pissed