AN EXERCISE IN FUTILITY: PART11

WHAT WE STAND TO GAIN
 NOTHING
Are you unsure of your status as a people pleaser?
If your answer to this question is yes, then you are probably people pleaser positive
did I just invent a new phrase?

 Do you feel used (like a dormant)? Do you always worry about hurting others feelings? Do you have low self-esteem? Do you avoid taking or giving yourself credit for anything? Do you constantly apologize? Re you always afraid of letting others down? Do you rarely ask for help? Are you uncomfortable with confrontation?
If your answers to most of these questions are yes then you do need self therapy and it’s pretty simple; learn to do what’s right. That will guide you in knowing when to say yes or no without losing any sleep. Please everyone? It’s easier to swim the Pacific Ocean
There is one thing I’m most certain of; going about saying yes to everyone so you don’t offend anyone is an exercise in futility.

LET’S MEND IT
When a man and a woman exchange vows and say, I do at the altar, promising to live with each other for better, for worse till death do them part. We all know that in many cases it just doesn’t pan out that way. Most time they divorce before you finish saying ta-da-. But there is just one out of many relationships you cannot pullout from and that is; your life long relationship with the environment. Don’t even contemplate leaving this relationship because you can’t.

Environment put simply is the same what of what is around something or someone. This includes the living and natural forces. The aim of writing this article is basically to highlight the various ways which we can have made our relationship with the environment sour and from all indication you will agree that the ecosystem is paying us back in our own coin.
I will bet my break past (which I don’t joke with) any day that even a five year old kid is in the know about global warming, ozone layer depletion, its causes and necessary effects, this is because it’s a gospel that is preached daily and some are even bored hearing, or recording about it almost on a weekly basis if not daily.
Sometimes the first step in mending a broken relationship is admitting you are wrong. There are some of our faults our taste for affluence. The human desire for physical security and satisfaction is self-evident. As the ability to meet these needs advances, the desire evolves into a quest for affluence.
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