[ SECRET POST #4057 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4057 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Personally. I don't so much see that as being humble as I see it an acknowledgement of fact. Oprah's done some excellent, key roles in key movies, but that's not what she's known for and it's not her day job. Her career is not primarily in acting. It's like 5'3" me sitting down in a group of professional basketball players acknowledging that I'm not the tallest person in the room. I'm not being humble, that's just a statement of fact.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, but it was mighty big of her to freely acknowledge the other women's greater experience. She didnt have to. It would've been easy for her to dominate the conversation. She had the most power, and is very good at speaking with commanding authority. She chose to put the others at ease, and she did it by acknowledging a genuine dearth of experience on herthe part (comparatively speaking). That shows a lot of candor, confidence, and humbleness imo. I'm not even an oprah "fan," I was just really impressed.