The decency to..

It's so bothering how the smallest thing can tick you off, or just be refreshing. It only takes a word or a couple of them from a person. These few words should be there when conducting a few things. It's not an obligation to, but it makes the opposite person feel pleasant, and certainly makes them more than pleased to perform certain things from you. But of course, this does not apply to criminal behaviour. It's just nice to, and rude to not.

We all should have the decency to say...
1) 'PLEASE'.. I f you want someone to get something done, this word is best applied, provided with the right tone and facial expression. One will not have to feel that it's an obligation but it will certainly enlighten their heart to commit, where he/she may feel that they are needed the most.

2) 'THANK YOU'.. This reflects one's habit. Although, the 21st century has connected a totally different intent to this conduct, as in most think this saying is suitable for sarcasm. Being thanked for something brings about one of the nicest feelings one could ever feel. One may not deny that. It shows that your doings and good deeds in the form of favours for another person being acknowledged. It's IRREPLACEABLE!

3)'SORRY'.. You don't lose pride here. That's a common misconception. We all should keep in mind that, provided the right time and situation, saying sorry does not mean that you have raised the white flag, but you won in abolishing the war that was in the way.


We are all still learning. :)