> Ever since I was young, I’ve never been comfortable around people who find cruelty entertaining. I won’t laugh at someone’s hardship, their disability, their appearance, or their pain just because everyone else is. To me, empathy has always been one of the strongest signs of emotional maturity. The way you treat people who have less power, less support, or are going through a difficult time reveals far more about your character than the way you treat those who can benefit you.
If you’re in a good relationship with someone who treats you well but clearly has shortcomings and those shortcomings aren’t any form of abuse, then stay and make it work.
Relationships are about unlearning, relearning and compromise. You’re not going to find a perfect person out there because they don’t exist.
There’s absolutely nothing on the streets.
please if you are no longer interested in someone let them know. slowly distancing yourself, ignoring calls, and giving halfhearted responses hurts them more than simply being honest.
The faithful one will give you so much attention that you might think it's because they have no other options. The truth is, they have plenty; they just don't want to entertain anyone else.
Let me make one thing clear, I don’t care how important you’re to me, the moment you make it clear I’m not important to you, you become a stranger to me. I have learned that loyalty is everything, if you can’t see my worth, then you have no place in my life.
If you have the means to help people, help them. Introduce them to opportunities, businesses, or even a private firm if that's what can put food on their table.👏
Some people think, "Once I help this person, they'll stop calling me or posting me."
We don’t talk enough about the grief of having to accept that someone pretended to like you for longer than you care to admit when the entire time all they were doing was using you for your body and for attention.