Give The Devil His Due...

in Dream Steemlast month (edited)

Sometimes I think
Sometimes I speak
Sometimes I sleep
Sometimes I love
Sometimes I hate
Sometimes I share
Sometimes I snap
Sometimes I eat
Sometimes I hurt

INADVERTENTLY

But never, I say never, have I taken credit for someone else's effort, even a bit.

INADVERTENTLY

This may not be a very great quality in a person, not even worthy of mentioning. But I'm super proud of myself for sticking to this one. I love giving compliments where they are due. I love telling people that their efforts are so well appreciated. And somehow, I don't dislike many people or any habits that I find very off-putting except a few. And in the top three is that one trait of people who take credit for other people's efforts.

I mean why is it so hard? Why can't they 'give the devil his due'?

I will give you a little example...

I got a call in the middle of shopping. The person on the other side asked me for a recipe. I told them while looking for my items in the aisle. The next day, I had to call the person again because, you know, they are family. And I just casually asked how those sandwiches turned out. I'm not even asking for a compliment or some kind of recognition. I am way past these things. The person on the other side said, "Everyone liked them, they were a hit." I smiled and said, "That's a good thing. I'm happy I could help." The person on the call responded, "Oh no, I knew everything. I have made them before. I just called you to..." An awkward silence followed. And I changed the topic of our conversation :)

I may not be a saint myself, but if there's one quality that I am content of, it's that I will never take credit for someone's efforts, even if they have no way of knowing that I did it. I find no joy in it!



I have written the passage above under the keyword "inadvertently" by @weisser-rabe. The Dream Steem community prides itself on its literary nature. I consider myself a small contributor, fulfilling a role of - what do you call, 'a moderator'. To be honest, aside from running two contests and commenting on some posts, I haven't been very active in this capacity. However, I continue to share my work here as I did before, but more frequently. The credit for running this community in such an organised way belongs to the admin. While there may be co-founders or any n number of moderators, like myself, in the future, weisser-rabe will always be the crownless queen. I want to take this opportunity to congratulate her on diligently running the anniversary celebration contests.

Many more successful events and anniversaries your way!



A few words about the title of my post: Of course, the admin is definitely not the devil here. She is a friend in this context. I added the italicized passage not in relation to the former passage. It came as an afterthought, and I didn't want to let go of that thought.

It's just that I find this simile, idiom proverb very interesting. Yes it's a proverb! I just wanted to point this out.


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I know people like that...!

And of course I'm not the devil. I'm the witch ;-)))

Thank you very much - for your words and your contribution here in the community. So far and in the future - always as needed.

You are most welcome!

And of course I'm not the devil. I'm the witch ;-)))

Hehe, "keep calm and have magical dreams" 😉

And of course I'm not the devil. I'm the witch ;-)))
И, конечно, я не дьявол. Я ведьма ;-))) That's how the AI was translated. I'll have to switch to Russian and I'm not sure the back translation will be adequate. But it's worth a try.

ВедьМа ... современное трактование этого понятия носит негативный оттенок или полностью негативно (зависит от контекста).
Это заслуга христианства, которое боролось с язычеством (точнее, с ведичеством)
Так вот ВедьМа - Это Ведающая Мать. Это мудрая женщина, посвящённая в сакральные знания.
Возможно в английском или немецком языках есть что-то похожее. Я не ведаю :)

The translation is fine ;-)) And I'm certainly not a wicked witch. Well, not always. And not all bad ;-)) Maybe I'm just bewitching ;-))))

In Russian, the word witch has a literal translation that is not used now. A knowing/knowing/wise mother.

In English and German, the situation is similar: the wise women or the wickers - it was their knowledge and abilities that the witch hunts were after...

... so the most beautiful and intelligent women in Europe were destroyed.....

You are an incredibly interesting guy!

My brothers called me چڑیل all the time.

You can even call someone چڑیل out of love here...

We have another word for negative witch that is:

ڈائن

No one wants to be called that 😂🤣

Apparently your brothers know your character and abilities well ))))

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All people are different. Some people find it hard to admit their imperfection in something.
And they also say, don't do good to people, you won't get evil in return )). Apparently this is the case)))))

don't do good to people, you won't get evil in return

My mother's words exactly... She often says:

"Fear the one the most whom you have done good".

Yes, these words reflect the essence of human relations.
By doing good, you unwittingly make a person owe you something. A normal person simply responds to you with kindness. And you are even.)
And abnormal ... and there are already possible variants ))

You are so very wise...

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