"Singles are selfish."
"The Selfish Generation!"
"No kids..? You must be selfish."
Today`s majority youth believes, when faced with the choice of helping others at our own expense, individuals would act selfishly to serve their self-interest.
What if everyone thought this way?
I decided to pose the question to those who says that unselfish acts are the key to a good relationship.
And good news for the faint of heart I found out is,
"Listening is the most unselfish act that you can do in any relationship."
It's important for both people to get their needs met. Men need to help around the house more by doing some of the domestics, and women need to give back to men - perhaps by doing some of things the things men like, in the bedroom ..."
One colleague confides to me that his girlfriend's selfish acts are what is eating away at their relationship.
"She goes out some nights with her friends and doesn't bother to call and tell me where she is. You've got to let the other person know you're safe, otherwise they'll worry about you, and it's a very selfish thing to do - to only think of yourself and make someone worried sick over you."
When I point out that his girlfriend often cooks him his favourite dinner (unselfishly), he tells me this: "If someone is always cooking you dinner and you're doing nothing back for them, then absolutely that's pretty selfish too. I do think it's important to be proactive in a relationship... it's just that I yet learnt to cook."
But as once said, "One of the key things for people as far as joy is concerned is not living a selfish, self-centered lifestyle where we live our lives expecting everybody else to do something for us ... "
It takes four seasons to know one long year.
Always have a positive attitude in life. Even a stopped watch is right twice a day.
Give your relationship the time it needs, the space it requires & the care it is craving for.
Don`t b so selfish MAN ! !
"The Selfish Generation!"
"No kids..? You must be selfish."
Today`s majority youth believes, when faced with the choice of helping others at our own expense, individuals would act selfishly to serve their self-interest.
What if everyone thought this way?
I decided to pose the question to those who says that unselfish acts are the key to a good relationship.
And good news for the faint of heart I found out is,
"Listening is the most unselfish act that you can do in any relationship."
It's important for both people to get their needs met. Men need to help around the house more by doing some of the domestics, and women need to give back to men - perhaps by doing some of things the things men like, in the bedroom ..."
One colleague confides to me that his girlfriend's selfish acts are what is eating away at their relationship.
"She goes out some nights with her friends and doesn't bother to call and tell me where she is. You've got to let the other person know you're safe, otherwise they'll worry about you, and it's a very selfish thing to do - to only think of yourself and make someone worried sick over you."
When I point out that his girlfriend often cooks him his favourite dinner (unselfishly), he tells me this: "If someone is always cooking you dinner and you're doing nothing back for them, then absolutely that's pretty selfish too. I do think it's important to be proactive in a relationship... it's just that I yet learnt to cook."
But as once said, "One of the key things for people as far as joy is concerned is not living a selfish, self-centered lifestyle where we live our lives expecting everybody else to do something for us ... "
It takes four seasons to know one long year.
Always have a positive attitude in life. Even a stopped watch is right twice a day.
Give your relationship the time it needs, the space it requires & the care it is craving for.
Don`t b so selfish MAN ! !
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