▪︎ Would you rather prefer everyone owes you favour, one way or the other to just being good as you come with a little bit of Good Will & Kind Gesture which of course goes a long way in this part of the world?
▪︎ Must everyone you do anything for has to pay you back or be of help to you in the future before you can come to their aid?
▪︎ Must everyone has something to offer before they will be allowed to have a sit at your table & dine with you?
▪︎ Must everyone has to come up to a certain standard even when most of them aren't civilised enough before they can walk the same path with you?
If you can't be yourself around anyone you relate with, or feel like you're being tolerated anytime you come around them, then it's advised to give them space before it gets to a level where you wish you'd never met them in the 1st place.
In other words, you walk out the door with your Reputation & Dignity intact than stick around & feel ashamed of the mess you've made just because you want to be the good guy.
Respect for one another is one good thing, I try my hardest to give everyone the much of it they deserved but what I won't do is to live in fear with anyone. Ranging from the Fear of what their next reaction to your joke would be to what would happen if you miss a step right in front of them.
The only being I fear is God, what I owe to my fellow man, whether young or old is Respect.
It's rudely improper & unwise to think that people's dependence on you gives a room for them to be tolerated around you than celebrating their presence.
It's also rather very selfish & unhuman to think there's some kind of future reward which is of course worldly from people you do good for, whether close relatives or friends than being just good to people because you got good in you.
In conclusion, you haven't really lived if you haven't done anything for someone who would do you absolutely no good.
How we relate with one another, it has to change. As you wish other people should do onto you, do to them likewise. That's Golden!
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