When you do something generous for another person, they feel compelled to reciprocate. Not alway, but often.
They will also feel more generous towards others.
Not always, but often.
This has been established through research, and it links to the idea that we are essentially altruistic.
We like to be kind and generous to others, and this sets up a ripple effect, in a kind of web of kindness.
Not always, but often.
If society is responded to the rise in depression with helplessness, then society has bought into precisely the thinking styles that contribute to depression in the first place.
If you suffer from depression the last place to spend your time is among people who feel as you do, but if everybody feels fatalistic about it where’s the support to come from?
Continue readingIs it something in the air? How do my carefully chosen words get distorted in the short distance from speaker to listener? I never meant harm. A simple statement of fact, a remark or an observation… Anyway, that’s how I am; what you see is what you get, I can’t change, it’s just how I […]
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Disagreements, even major ones, don’t have to become fights that can end the relationship. But take heart, there’s plenty you can do to avoid ending it.
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