A doesn't like eggs. He gives them to B every time he sends them. At first, B was very grateful, and got used to it over time. If you get used to it, you can take it for granted. Then, one day, A gave the egg to C, and B was unhappy. She forgot that this egg was originally A's. A can give it to anyone he wants. For this reason, they had a big quarrel and broke up with each other.
One year, in a hot summer, a group of people went rafting.
When the girl's slippers were playing in the water, they fell down and sank. When they got to the bank, they had to walk a long way because they were all hot pebbles. So the girl turned to others for help, but everyone had only a pair of slippers. The girl was upset because she was used to asking for help from others, and as long as she was coquettish, she would get a satisfactory answer. But not this time. All of a sudden, she felt that these people were not good and would not be saved in case of death.
Later, a boy gave her his slippers and walked barefoot on the hot pebbles for a long time. He also mocked himself that it was iron plate burning. The girl thanked her and the boy said, "Remember, no one has to help you.". It's out of friendship to help you. It's proper not to help you. The girl remembered the boy's words, and since then, she has learned to remember the person who helped her and give greater rewards.
Most of the time, we always hope to get the good of others.
At the beginning, I am very grateful. But after a long time, we are used to it. Accustomed to a person's good to you, they think it is reasonable. One day when you are wrong, you will feel resentful. In fact, it is not that others are bad, but that we have more requirements. Accustomed to get, they forget gratitude
