Lose your temper and you lose a friend; lie and you lose yourself, right?

Question

Why don't you try harder to be good to each other. We can get along. We are here for each other. Kindness triggers love and it spreads. Life is richer and the bad shrinks. Love is the answer. No good to bully and neglect others. Give more of youself. Isn't that what you really want? Loving and admiring friends and family Imagine a whole community of love and affection. It reall does take a village. You are nobody until somebody loves you.

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Answer 1

A real friend is the one who you turn to when the tempers too much, the one who says "ok, sit down and tell me" only the real friends can diffuse the situation. They do it for you and you do it for them. That's what it's all about.
Everyone needs to blow off a little steam now and again.
As for lying, well there is really no need for it within a friendship, a relationship built on lies will fail. We all feel the need to be trusted.don't we ?

Answer 2

I agree with you 100%. I don't think many people realise the power love has on our well being. Love conquers all. One of God's greatest commandment is love. Without love we are nothing and if we all learn how to love one another, what a wonderful place this world would be to live in.

Answer 3

dropping your temper normally leads to you doing or asserting something you does not or shouldn't and actually shows a feeble techniques. (i be responsive to the sound of breaking something rather glass has an eerily satisfying sound to it), however the gratification of being above the mentality that gave you that feeling is greater suitable as you have considered. Congratulations, your self-discipline has made you a much greater suitable individual shop up the sturdy artwork! i like to wreck THE CRAP OUT OF STUFF!!!

Answer 4

Yeah, that's all cool. As for your main question, that's probably true but arguably I could nit pick and say that a real friend will see you through times when you lose it and losing yourself is a very abstract concept that involves one helluva lot more variables than a lie.

Answer 5

Right!!

Ideal world. Won't happen, so sorry, but that is the truth.

Also giving more of yourself is not the way to love or be loved. You will become exhausted.

Love unconditionally & live one day at a time.

Answer 6

Give and you shall receive. Love and be true. That is the cornerstone of it all: It is the higher mind, the template of all what religion strives to define as Truth. The base of our cerebral cortex - the layer of our minds which makes us ultimately and perfectly - communally human.

Answer 7

Sure why not. But that's a utopia that will never fully exist (except for some individual things you wrote down that i do agree with but.. not in a "world" or group sense) because there will always be this one person that is an exception those rules or guidelines or whatever things you listed. Plus there's no such thing as literal utopia for everyone. Yes it's a bit cynical but still logical.

Answer 8

I agree. We should show kindness as much as we can; however, a positive attitude is often difficult to maintain; sometimes people become distrustful of kindness.
But if anything, we should have a profound respect for our fellow humans; the golden rule is my favorite gauge.

Shalott's Wisdom I

http://www.enigmamusic.com/forum/showthread.php?t=9826&highlight=Shalott%27s+Wisdom

Shalott's Wisdom II

http://www.enigmamusic.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2169


Nathan.

Answer 9

People have forgotten a simple thing in life. Treat others as you would wish to be treated yourself. If you are selfish do not expect other people to be considerate toward you. I am nice to people who are nice to me, the rest I avoid. We live in a very selfish society and are much the poorer for it.

Answer 10

Plenty true. Got to love yourself first, though. That's the ticket. Too few do.