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Jottings straight from the heart

DON’T BE NASTY OR MEAN to people we love

Sometimes there are people who care for us deeply but we treat them badly. What we do not realize that when we do that, it would cause them to leave us quicker once their ‘debt’ to us is being repaid. By being mean, nasty or cruel, we are accelerating the process. In the end when that happens, it is too late for regrets. This video is drawn from my observation as well as some experiences, and I’ve included a real life story.

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