⁠One interesting thing I noticed is how people seem insensitive to the repercussions of their actions, words, or character. As the popular saying goes, 'it's the little things that matter'. This little saying also applies to the negative aspects of our behavior, like our words, actions, and reactions.

Picture this scenario:

• You finally answer your friend's calls after they've been trying to reach you for days, and your first reply is, "I'm busy, and your calls always come in at the wrong time." Or perhaps you're the person who tells your friend to help someone out but then stops picking up their calls afterward or maybe you always find yourself using wrong and hurtful words to reply to your close ones.

• Sometimes you might forget these things, but it's crucial to remember that your loved ones don't. They don't forget, and it hurts them. These actions, although they look small and harmless words and actions can leave lasting impressions and cause deep emotional wounds.

Maybe our fast-paced world makes it's easy to overlook the impact of our behavior. However, being mindful and aware of how we treat others, especially those close to us, is crucial for maintaining healthy relationships. Every interaction, no matter how brief or seemingly insignificant, can strengthen or weaken our connections with others.

Let's strive to be more aware of our words and actions, treating others with the kindness and respect we'd want for ourselves. By doing so, we can nurture our relationships and create a more compassionate environment for everyone around us.

PS: Always try to assume incompetence before malice