Amazing I must say
Borrowing can really turn our lives into misery especially when we grow dependent on borrowing over time, it takes grace to come out of this bondage, so we have to say no to it
The internet has become relatively easy to buy stuff, that we end up buying things on impulse which later becomes a problem. It is a good thing to always buy things when we need them and not because they are attractive at the moment.
Giving advice when we are not asked is something we are all guilty about, and today, I was just thinking about a neighbor of mine that I felt needed some help and advice, but as I thought about it, I remembered I read somewhere exactly what you said today, so I held myself back, with reasons that if he really needs my help, he will come to me, then, I can advise him.
Allowing other people to detect the way we ought to live for us can be so demanding, and disheartening, most people run into suicidal thoughts because they are not able to be who they want to be. We should learn to find our voice and be who we want to be
As the pressure of social media goes up, so does the dependence of people on other rises, because they want to be loved, wanted, and important, and even though the person in question is abusing them, they don't care because of the total dependence. It takes a whole lot of courage to stop depending on people for any sort of support, but anyone who is able to do that will always find that life had lots of variety for them to explore.
Thank you so much for this, I really enjoyed reading through, and I wish you luck in the contest
RE: The "No" paradox