What’s good, what’s bad, who’s good, who’s bad, what’s safe, what’s not- these are some of the few basics that an average person is aware of. Our surroundings, teachings, and the people we associate with give us the answers to the above questions. If the broader aspect is viewed, most people have the same perspective. At the very least, they would share the same opinion if asked who is more noble- a hero or a villain?
Anyhow, there are exceptions in every case and the same is applied here. You will definitely come across people who will have completely opposite priorities. They will degrade and undervalue those who truly are their very own and cherish those who don’t even care a bit about them. I cannot understand the psychology behind this. Are they blind? No, I refuse to believe this! Have they always been given the wrong kind of education? Definitely not! Then what is the reason behind this difference of priorities?
When somebody helps you, guides you, saves you from harsh consequences and gives you sincerity, the least you can do is regard that person worthy because they gave you their best. You owe them at least this much. This is the thinking that needs development. The difference between who’s sincere with you and who’s not should be clearly demarcated and the required treatment should be given as such.
Do you do this too? If so, then rethink you priorities.
