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Whispering Wednesday



Today's Whispering Wednesday Word  is Respect

In our day to day life we are so busy loving and living that we forget Respect as one of the most important ingredient to maintain healthy relationships. How often do we take people around us for granted, trample over their self respect and still expect them to be as loving to us as they could be in the first place. We tend to overlook their need to be respected while keeping in mind our need to be respected. What we don't understand is that it is a simple rule of give and take. You get what you give. It isn't too simple to understand that right?

We expect a lot and feel bitter when those expectations are not fulfilled but we never try to understand that perhaps those expectations were wrong in the first place. 


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