Should good people have to be selfless? - Deepstash
Should good people have to be selfless?

Should good people have to be selfless?

NO! Not always!

Being selfless means giving people the opportunity to take advantage of you. Be good and do good, but also set boundaries when it comes to helping others who are capable. It doesn't always have to involve money; it could be assisting with a specific task, providing useful information, or encouraging them to help others in different ways.

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In this cruel world being good is hard. We often get hurt by others. The poison slowly corrupts our mind and make us something we dont wanted to be. Here I discuss how to minimise the hazard on the way to be a good person

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