


When I was in elementary school,
I remember asking people favors. They would gladly help me and even offer help
for next time. Now, I barely see this happen unless they are my close friends.
I questioned myself once why this was happening, and I soon found the answer.
People, actually majority of the people, have really asked others for help
because they really needed their help. Others saw this opportunity as an
advantage and used this to make their life easier. They would ask people to do
homework or projects for them. At first, everyone would do it for them, but
they soon realize that the person is using them. They stop helping that person,
and when even someone else asks them for help, they first feel doubt. Because
some people took this advantage and misused it, the friendliness that had
existed in human nature disappeared.
I agree to some extent that
people nowadays are friendly as people from the past. If you get close to
people, they would certainly be nice to you. People would then argue that
people are actually friendly but it is not just shown as much as it was in the
past. But people from the past were friendly to all people. Now, people are
only friendly to people they are close to or those that have shown kindness to
them first. I don’t think this can be a reason to say that people nowadays are
friendly as the people from the past. When people are friendly, shouldn’t they
be friendly to everyone? Why choose people whom they are going to be friendly
to? I think that friendliness should be applied to everyone in order to say
that people are friendly.
There are some people even now
who are friendly. But I found faults in this friendliness. It is not their
fault, but the others’ fault. Because of other people, even the friendly people
become corrupted. They realize that their friendliness only helps others and
actually harms themselves by doing them a favor. I think that everyone is
victim of the corruption. Now, it seems
almost impossible to restore trust among people to bring up this friendliness
back to life, but we must certainly stop this corruption from spreading.
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