Why not think before you start filling yourself
with delight. Maybe your newfound "Geur", "Garmi" or
"Gorr" (noble) is not so 'Gorreh' after all. Maybe he's cultivating
for a good 'garr' (harvest). But then no matter the volume of empirical
evidence or references you present before some of us, we will never learn. Is
like we learn best by being victims of our own foolish decisions and that's so,
so sad.
Monday, 31 August 2015
When the "Gorr" (noble) is not so 'Gorreh'...
Anyone who gladly gives his ears, shoulders,
time or money without putting a price to it is a genuinely kind and caring
person, and not giving him the gratitude he deserves is an ungrateful thing to
do. But will you still call him "nit ku bakh" (a generous person) if
he makes it feel like you owe him? Is it truly beneficence, or is he just
soaking you with kindness so he can wring everything out tomorrow?
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