How come people do things they are asked not to do? After being asked to not do something so many times over a long period of time, they still do not do what is asked of them.
I'm talking about being asked not to do small things. Like staying away from someone's personal space, or not talking during class, or other small things like that.
If I was asked to not do something that small, I would do what I was told because I want to respect the person who asked me what to do.
If you do what your not suppose to do you automatically say "sorry." But eventually "sorry" doesn't hold any meaning. It's just another word that comes out of a persons mouth.
Saying "sorry" so many times can make the word lose its meaning. And making forgiveness seem harder to do. Sometimes I think some people don't forgive anyone, they just put the past behind them and never look back at that bad moment ever again.
Turn this into a poem.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if McManus will answer some of these questions over the course of the year. I bet he will.
ReplyDeleteAnd I know what you mean. There are some people that I have problems with because they do things that they are asked not to do. I'm sure you can guess exactly who I am talking about.
And I wonder why? Why do they not have control over themselves? And why am I like you, obeying what people ask of me to do and not to do?
Or even if they do have control over themselves, why do they make the conscious decision to do it anyway?
ReplyDeleteI hope mcmanus answers these questions but I feel like I can answer my questions. maybe it is because they are so used to doing the wrong thing that making the change is too difficult?
ReplyDeleteand i know who you are talking about