Sinful Sunday: Learning to share!
It seems silly but not everyone is familiar with sharing, in a rich family I doubt that is a big surprise or when you´re the only child then it also makes sense, but the amount of people that don´t like to share is so big that it gives me the impression that there are a lot of selfish assholes in the world!
Sharing is caring? In a way that´s true, because if you´re willing to share then that means you care about others or at least that person you´re sharing with. It´s a simple and generous gesture that can make a lot of difference in a relationship. I´m not saying that people that share have the most friends and that everyone likes them. Because sometimes people take advantage of the kindness of others, it´s sad but true. It´s not easy to share, at least for some people it´s difficult, but that doesn´t mean that you shouldn´t try. Sometimes that makes you happier, because to see someone you care for happy also makes you happy.
I think it´s important that you learn how to share from a young age, because sometimes kids (often siblings) fight because they both want to play with the same toy or watch different shows on tv. Of course there are many situations where you can learn to share, for example the last cookie can be broken in half so they can both enjoy it. Once again this seems simple but not everyone is always that willing to accept this. Which means that you´ll have to be persuasive or be firm when dealing with those that don´t want to listen.
When it comes to games then it´s also important to share, don´t let one person constantly play while the other can only watch. But even between friends that both have the same console you can share, for example a game that you have and the other would like to play. If you lend this game to your friend then you might be able to lend one from him, this way you save some money on buying new games because you both share your games. Of course this is assuming that you have different games, but you could make a deal with a friend to say that if he or she buys a certain game that you´ll buy another and you can then swap games when you´re done with them. This takes trust, but when you call someone a good friend then I don´t think that will be a problem. Sharing isn´t always met with kindness, but I think a lot of people will appreciate it!
Sharing is caring? In a way that´s true, because if you´re willing to share then that means you care about others or at least that person you´re sharing with. It´s a simple and generous gesture that can make a lot of difference in a relationship. I´m not saying that people that share have the most friends and that everyone likes them. Because sometimes people take advantage of the kindness of others, it´s sad but true. It´s not easy to share, at least for some people it´s difficult, but that doesn´t mean that you shouldn´t try. Sometimes that makes you happier, because to see someone you care for happy also makes you happy.
I think it´s important that you learn how to share from a young age, because sometimes kids (often siblings) fight because they both want to play with the same toy or watch different shows on tv. Of course there are many situations where you can learn to share, for example the last cookie can be broken in half so they can both enjoy it. Once again this seems simple but not everyone is always that willing to accept this. Which means that you´ll have to be persuasive or be firm when dealing with those that don´t want to listen.
When it comes to games then it´s also important to share, don´t let one person constantly play while the other can only watch. But even between friends that both have the same console you can share, for example a game that you have and the other would like to play. If you lend this game to your friend then you might be able to lend one from him, this way you save some money on buying new games because you both share your games. Of course this is assuming that you have different games, but you could make a deal with a friend to say that if he or she buys a certain game that you´ll buy another and you can then swap games when you´re done with them. This takes trust, but when you call someone a good friend then I don´t think that will be a problem. Sharing isn´t always met with kindness, but I think a lot of people will appreciate it!
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