Shine-Opinion: No; Selfishness or priority?

in hive-106183 •  5 months ago 

September 12, 2024
Bangladesh 🇧🇩


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No; Selfishness or priority?

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Saying NO is an important phase in the life of a Bangladeshi girl. Living with the norms created by society, expectations from family and other traditional values it may be very daunting to say no.

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I come from a typical middle-class family of Bangladesh where it is really hard to go against the word of parents or to refuse whatever they want. One of the moments is when I was in class eight and wished to attended a school occasion cultural event. My mother, encouraged me to find other ways to keep busy saying that I should concentrate on my studies. This time I did not have courage to say No. But I swore to myself that someday I would be able to put my interest before others and be able to say no.

When I became older, it became even more difficult to say the word no. I had always been very social. In university, sometimes I used to prefer to be left alone during my friends planning to go for a trip. One time, I thought of self and gave the ‘no’ to a trip which was scheduled to be taken. I decided to put myself first. At first, I used to regret it, but I understand now that it was the proper decision. My friends agreed to this and therefore did not feel too bad about it.

The other major difficulty was the matter of proposal to marriage. Socially young girls are expected to get married at a given age, and my family was pressuring me to get married before I completed my studies. Literally, I uttered, “No, I do not wish to get married now. ” My parents became a little annoyed at first but later got convinced about my intentions for the future. I later on, went on to complete my master’s degree as well.

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Saying NO can never be considered as being selfish. It is extremely important to take care of own well-being and simply to focus on own personal objectives and plans.

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You're right friend, saying No is not a selfish thing to do, but just a decision that needs to take to be sure of safety.

Absolutely! Saying "no" is often about setting healthy boundaries and ensuring your well-being. It's not about being selfish, but about prioritizing your needs and safety. Taking care of yourself is just as important as helping others.Take 💕