A helping hand

Nigeria

November 11, 2021 9:34am CST

As humans, it is an obligation we owe to help ourselfs. But unfortunately, the society we live in now says otherwise. A helping hand is a joyful heart, but nowadays, a helping hand is usually cheated, scammed and betrayed and with that, it has sent a negative feed back to those who have it in them to make lives better for others. What's your thought? Any experiences?

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@Andini (3211)

• Indonesia

11 Nov 21

I think here newton's third law apply....if i help others then they also help me...same vice-versa

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@TheHorse (220068)

• Walnut Creek, California

11 Nov 21

It applies in physics. But it does not always apply in human relationships. There are givers and there are takers.

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@Andini (3211)

• Indonesia

11 Nov 21

@TheHorse it apply....if u not help anyone then that person can't again help u na

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• Nigeria

11 Nov 21

Yea, but sometimes people tend to defy that law.

@RebeccasFarm (90294)

• Arvada, Colorado

11 Nov 21

First impressions of people can be very fooling I say. I love that photo

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• Nigeria

11 Nov 21

Indeed! I guess that's why they say "don't judge a book by its cover"! The photo has a heart for you.

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@RebeccasFarm (90294)

• Arvada, Colorado

11 Nov 21

Cheers Joshua..a good lad you are thank you.

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• Nigeria

11 Nov 21

@RebeccasFarm you are welcome.

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@TheHorse (220068)

• Walnut Creek, California

11 Nov 21

Yes. Many. I refuse to become selfish. But I am more circumspect in the extent to which I help others for nothing.

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@TheHorse (220068)

• Walnut Creek, California

11 Nov 21

@Joshael Agreed. Giving is good if you expect nothing in return.

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• Nigeria

11 Nov 21

A good way to live. Giving and expecting nothing in return tend to keep you less disappointed.

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@JudyEv (341752)

• Rockingham, Australia

12 Nov 21

I know there is a lot of scamming, etc, out there but luckily I have rarely been involved in an such incidents. I guess I've been very lucky.

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• Nigeria

12 Nov 21

You sure have!

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@ihasaquestion (8275)

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11 Nov 21

I respect those who loves to help others but not glorifying themselves for it. There's a certain charm to that, I suppose.

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• Nigeria

11 Nov 21

Indeed there is! Those are the types who expect nothing in return.

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@Janet357 (75646)

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11 Nov 21

It is okay to help. But we have to choose who we help. Some people don't deserve such. Because some of them just use the money for their vices.

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• Nigeria

11 Nov 21

Quite true! I have met people who use others as a means like borrowing a friends baby to beg thereby attracting pity.