Q: A person asks you a favor to do
something and then you do it. You asked the same person a favor for your sake
but, he did not do it. Is the person right in not complementing to the help
given by you or not?
I will not say it is right or wrong;
it can either be right or wrong depending on the many reasons which give rise
to such an act. First, it is right because maybe he doesn’t want to do the
favor that you have asked from him. Maybe he cannot do such a thing because he
has other schedule to attend or maybe he doesn’t like you. Moreover, maybe he
is just jealous of something that you have, and then it triggers him not to do
your favor.
Second, it is wrong because you have
to repay him in order to show thankfulness to him. It is an act of gratitude
that you helped him, and you repay him by helping him in his needs. To paying
back something is also an initiative to give him back a favor. It displeases me
when somebody did not help him back when he needs help.
Well, my realization is a person cannot
tell him that he will repay him back because he doesn’t own him. A person has
its own way of repaying it and we cannot judge people if it is their decision
not to return the favor. Maybe his personal background may affect the way he does.
Such as when he was a child he/she always help by somebody, and he does not
used to return the favor. When he/she reach adulthood he still doing it the way
he does. But remember not all people don’t want a return for the favor given.
There are also people who want to pay them back as they help you.
You, as a reader of this article, may
have something to say about it, maybe you have experiences of some sort that
you could share in this article; just write it in the comment box.
I
did not write this article because I am right but because I experienced this
and it bothers me sometimes.
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