anyone, six-feet under the ground.
meaning, not rake someone, for one’s own insecurities or remain passive about the hidden or expressed insecurities in the others.
we ought to be of strong thoughts, feelings, & words, if we want to make someone know that they are at fault, that they need to protect themselves and their loved ones from any type of sense of doubts.
discuss ur perspectives on this, from any stand point: social interactions with other people, or personal relationships.
chime.
Re: must not dig…
:halo: dushiii 
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Re: must not dig...
good here, decent fellow. thanks.
hope things are well with u on gs and off gs.
folks, another thing to be added is this thread's query.
what are ur thoughts on this?
share if u would like.
how much would u bear to cover somone's insecurities who u also care about - a friend or another relation.
dushi
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You mean internal grudges, its nasty I tell you better get over it otherwise it only hurts the person that is thinking about it.
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In a decent world, ofcourse one needs to get over it. But usually it is not the case.
A lot us might keep our own insecurities aside if dealing with loved ones but at the same time we do try to take advantage of the situation while dealing with others including our personal contacts as well as professional.
So it depends on what kind of relationship we have with the other person.
Also what kind of advantage we can achieve by doing that.
I see it happening a lot in daily work life where in order to hide own insecurities/incapabilities, people keep trying to find something wrong in others and if they find something - they make a big deal about it.
As far as myself is concerned, am no angel but I can never do it to someone. I believe in myself. I am confident enough and I do try to follow my teachings so I don't feel any need to take advantage of someone's weak point.
As your question, "how much would you bear to cover someone else?". Well, it depends on who the other person is, what kind of insecurity it is.
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well said.
Cool Breeze. :>
I see it happening a lot in daily work life where in order to hide own insecurities/incapabilities, people keep trying to find something wrong in others and if they find something - they make a big deal about it.
As far as myself is concerned, am no angel but I can never do it to someone. I believe in myself. I am confident enough and I do try to follow my teachings so I don't feel any need to take advantage of someone's weak point.
As your question, "how much would you bear to cover someone else?". Well, it depends on who the other person is, what kind of insecurity it is.