take the high road
To "take the high road" means to choose an action or response that is morally superior or morally correct, even in a difficult or challenging situation. It involves demonstrating integrity, kindness, and good behavior, regardless of how others may behave or treat you. This phrase often encourages people to rise above negativity, avoid retaliation or seeking revenge, and instead choose a more positive and honorable path.
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