In
last few days I was busy in my own world that I had hardly notice what happened
around the world, that sound stupid naa... How can I ignore the world m living
in it?
It was very hectic and stressful week to deal with. From incomplete assignments to misunderstanding or I should probably use the word “cat fight” with my close friends ... and yeah my first experience to leave the exam hall without answering the questions correctly in my one and half year college life. Hmmm ... now you can possibly relate to my situation,
well this is a part of life that occurs after every interval in everyone’s life. Ending are happy but that does not mean the whole story will be right?
It was very hectic and stressful week to deal with. From incomplete assignments to misunderstanding or I should probably use the word “cat fight” with my close friends ... and yeah my first experience to leave the exam hall without answering the questions correctly in my one and half year college life. Hmmm ... now you can possibly relate to my situation,
well this is a part of life that occurs after every interval in everyone’s life. Ending are happy but that does not mean the whole story will be right?
Well
this happened in my world, this was neither interesting nor has anything important
that I should share it in the blog. What was interesting is the situation I
came across around the world
after my busy schedule i decided to go for shopping with my mom to the near by market when i was returning back. "tjhe sharm nai ate bhudhe umar dkhi apne kya bakwass kar raha hai"i heard this sound and then i saw a girl literally yelling at an old man who was sitting on wheel chair
I got so angry with that situation that i felt like scolding that girl but when i inquired i got to know a different angle of the story.
it was not girl's mistake that old man was abusing her mother just because she was standing in front of him and begging for food and "prasad"
after knowing the exact situation, i felt happy and proud for that girl the way she tackled the situation, the way she stand up for her mother's respect.
from the very beginning we were taught to respect our elderly people no matter how they speak, behave or if even ignore us. at some point it is important to give respect to them as they our elders but do we really give respect to them dil se??
is that true only the age factor is responsible for giving respect not the behavior??
in my opinion if you give respect you will get respect for sure, maybe i will not say anything just because the age but yes i wont have any good feeling from them either.
after my busy schedule i decided to go for shopping with my mom to the near by market when i was returning back. "tjhe sharm nai ate bhudhe umar dkhi apne kya bakwass kar raha hai"i heard this sound and then i saw a girl literally yelling at an old man who was sitting on wheel chair
I got so angry with that situation that i felt like scolding that girl but when i inquired i got to know a different angle of the story.
it was not girl's mistake that old man was abusing her mother just because she was standing in front of him and begging for food and "prasad"
after knowing the exact situation, i felt happy and proud for that girl the way she tackled the situation, the way she stand up for her mother's respect.
from the very beginning we were taught to respect our elderly people no matter how they speak, behave or if even ignore us. at some point it is important to give respect to them as they our elders but do we really give respect to them dil se??
is that true only the age factor is responsible for giving respect not the behavior??
in my opinion if you give respect you will get respect for sure, maybe i will not say anything just because the age but yes i wont have any good feeling from them either.
