I'm FINE

 


"I'm fine", the automatic answer we give when we are asked some questions, especially sensitive questions, but are we truly fine? Most times the answer we give is yes, but deep inside we know we are not fine actually, because we may be depressed, we are shy or can't talk among large gatherings because we feel we will be ridiculed, or sometimes the tone at which the person asks the question instills fear inside of you.

A simple scenario, a girl named Bola is depressed about her life right now probably for her health challenges or she is probably dealing with some internal hurt that someone caused her  which may eventually cause her to start smoking or doing drugs, but her outside image is lively and she smiles with everyone  she sees.
            Later on, when people ask her about how she is doing or feeling, her response will probably be "I'm fine" it can also lead to her doing things against her will, but she just agrees  with everything, unless the people around her are sensible people, they may just ignore her mood and ignore her, so sensitivity is key in dealing with people, study people's mood before approaching them, you can't just see someone on the street and just approach the person any how, the person may be having a bad day and one of these two can happen, you end up with a black eye or you will be able to calm the person down, which is why the holy spirit should be our best friend to guide you at all times.

Depression, abuse and domestic violence(D.A.D.V) are also internal murderers, they kill you from within and you don't want to speak out, it is at this point we need sensitive and supportive people around us to be our voices, when you sense someone is dealing with one of the D.A.D.V'S, that is not the time to be violent with the person neither is it the time to leave the person alone, even though the person is trying to form like a strong guy or lady(hard guy) don't leave the person because 3.5% of death are caused by anxiety or depression, so we should try to be nice to the person, have fun, try activities like 

1)routines to cheer the person up,

2) doing what they love doing with them,

3) exercise or outdoor activities,

 4) eating and sleeping well.

When you do those for things, you have a high chance of the person opening up to you.

So Be nice to people around you

Comments

  1. I found this article interesting and quite helpful

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  2. Welldone Big Man. Thank you for this reminder

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  3. Wow this was really refreshing and a reminder

    to share how we truly feel . A lot of persons needs to see this . Nice one Grandpa 😊

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  4. Interesting read. Thanks for the reminder.

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  5. Informative! Keep up the good work sir

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  6. Please can you help me to re share this

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  7. Wow this is very educative and very helpful!! It’s interesting how little things like this can help you readjust. Thanks for sharing GOD bless you abundantly

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  8. Thank you for this write up. Super proud of you

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