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RE: Open Happiness (Week 4): Touching lives through Selfless Giving!
Its really a bad experience to build trust in someone that does not care. About someone being brave to correct you when you are wrong, I discovered that many friends are scared to tell someone they are wrong. Why is it mostly the case?
Because they fear loosing that friendship.
But I think, only good friends will bravely approach you to tell you, you're wrong.
But fake friends will always laugh behind you
This is a big point. A great friend wants you to improve in life, isnt it? But I wondered how best to tell a friend to improve in some things. Like if the person has body odour? How can we approach that problem
If a friend has body odour politely buy deodorants and gift that person, tell him/ her the effectiveness of using them.. it will help
I think the peronism can be approached by first showing love to the person by buying good and lasting body deodorants and then using style to tell the person how nice he or she smells whenever he/she wears the deodorant
I got to find out that, they don't tell u the truth because of the benefits they get from you.. but someone is way bigger than you who in return doesn't need anything from you example material things and financially they are ok, they be able to guide you and correct you when you're wrong, because there's nothing to loose..
@isiben Real friends are actually rare. When you find one,you'll definitely know cause they wouldn't mind if there is anything to lose. Their focus is adding values to the other person which also includes constructive criticism.
I remember a quote"Better lose a friendship than lose a friend".
Meaning If telling you the truth would cost me our friendship,it is better than to cost me a friend's life. Later in life, the friend will realize.
Better have one sincere real friend than a thousand for-the-moment friends.
Thanks alot. You are so right