Be understandable.

Be understandable. 

The fact that someone assists you today does not necessarily mean that the fellow will be able to help you tomorrow. It is essential to be reasonable. 

Sometimes, conflicts arise among individuals simply because the person who provided assistance yesterday is unable to do so today.

It may appear that the person is unwilling to help the one seeking assistance, but it is crucial to be reasonable and understanding, as one may be unaware of the current circumstances the person is facing.

A man received support from an individual, but the circumstances surrounding their meeting remained unknown to others. 

As a result, when another day arrived, the man sought means to reestablish contact with the individual to obtain further assistance. 

Shortly thereafter, an idea occurred to him regarding how he would facilitate another meeting with the individual.

He approached the gentleman with confidence. 

After the formalities, the man explained his purpose for visiting the gentleman. 

The gentleman pondered deeply, inhaling and exhaling, before politely informing the man that he would be unable to assist him on this occasion. 

Upon hearing this, the man persisted in his efforts to persuade the gentleman to reconsider.

The man believed the individual was someone who would never face scarcity, which gave him the confidence to think that the individual was being dishonest with him. 

And he continued to persuade the individual to assist him once again, to the point where it escalated into an argument between them.

The man ought to understand, because he was unaware of the challenges that the young man was facing at the moment he sought his assistance again.

So, what do you think about this or what’s your thoughts and contributions concerning situations like this? Share your thoughts and contributions in the comment section.

Written by: Monday K. Oke #md_inks - the light of the world, who makes the composition and concoction of simple words to lighten lives. I put pen to paper to convey a heartfelt message, at the same time, colossal and enlightening insight to great minds.