Steem engagement challenge-S12/W4|My statements about the proverb-"It's good to be bad."

Good companions,

As our India community gently shared this week's wonderful topic, I'm thrilled to join together for the conversation. My sincere thanks are sent to the person who came up with the brilliant concept for this contest since it has allowed me to engage in a world of in-depth contemplation. Even if I may just have a basic comprehension of the topic, I am anxious to express my opinion.

Share your statements about a proverb - "It's good to be bad."

The idiom "It's good to be bad" has a satirical undertone, suggesting that occasionally defying social conventions or laws may be freeing and exciting. It illustrates the concept that escaping the confines of acceptable behavior may bring about exciting and gratifying experiences.

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It's important to stress that this does not, however, support destructive or immoral behavior. Instead, it implies that obedience and periodic indulgence in unusual conduct should be balanced in daily life. It serves as a reminder that so lengthy as it's done carefully and without endangering others or oneself, it's OK to experience times of freedom and non-conformity.

Do you think sometimes we need to be a bit harsh if it is for our loved ones' betterment? Justify your point.

It's true that there are times when being strict or even cruel is important for the sake of those who are dear to us. Making difficult choices, establishing clear boundaries, and showing tough love can be essential in assisting someone in achieving good progress.

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It's critical to distinguish between being nasty and being really tough for their benefit. When prompted by love and compassion, harshness may assist people in identifying their defects, making the necessary changes, and improving themselves. It must always be done with empathy and the goal of fostering personal growth. In these situations, having "harsh" does not mean about being unkind, but rather about using tough love to effect change.

Have you ever been "bad" for others for their betterment? Share if there is any incident you have.

I frequently find myself in the difficult position of having to call out or rectify particular situations or attitudes. Being the oldest brother in my family has given me a lot of life experience. I've often had to stop younger members of my family from doing unsafe things or going to locations that may be dangerous. Naturally, they haven't always reacted well to this and have accused me of attempting to sabotage their enjoyment and social life.

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It's comforting to know, though, that my genuine care for their welfare and personal development drives all I do. My acts are motivated by kindness as well as a desire to keep children safe, even if they may not realize it fully yet. As their elder sister, a big part of my job is to keep them out of dangerous situations.

I'm conscious that younger members of my family may occasionally not appreciate my meddling, but I think through a bit of experience, they'll realize that my aims were always to protect them and aid in their development of stronger qualities and mindsets.

To @reflikurne, @kingrefat, and @nasrin, I cordially invite you to participate in this discussion on the adage "It's good to be bad."