Yes, I think it is possible for an insensitive person change. I don’t know an insensitive that has changed, but I do know that in order to change the person needs to recognize that what they are doing is wrong. Change in the person is not going to happen immediately, it takes time to change the bad habits and create new ones. First, the person needs to change the way they react in a certain situation. Then they can take baby steps in the right direction to have a more positive attitude toward other people's feelings and make the appropriate changes they need as they are learning on the way
I am a Christian, being a Christian, has not been an obstacle to my safety because of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, that have been put in place by the government of Canada. If I lived in other countries, such as those located in Asia and India, there could be possible obstacles to my safety. In some circumstances just being a female in these countries would put me in the most danger. It is common for Christian people to be mistreated in the world and sometimes even be killed because of their religion and beliefs. If I had to disguise myself from friends and family I would: Act in a way that is expected by my family and friends, not necessarily how I would want to act. For instance, if I had an eating disorder, I would eat when I was in the presence of my friends and family, but when I’m not with them, I may not eat. This makes others feel that I am one person, but really I am not. If I were living in Asia or India, I would disguise myself as a male by cutting my hair really short and wearing manly looking clothes to lessen the chances of being: kidnapped or sexually abused. I feel very grateful to be living in Canada.
I believe that when 2 people are interviewing for the same job position and one is chosen over favouritism it is unfair, unjust, and just not right to begin with. In this situation, if I was the person who was not picked, I would be the better person and congratulate the person who got the job because it is the right thing to do. But deep down I would be a little bitter at the boss because I most likely would have been more qualified for the job. I also feel like I would be happy at some point because the boss will eventually regret his decision of picking the favourite and less qualified person. I think that this situation happens sometimes in real life because most people want to work with people they already know and trust. If this ever happens to me I think I would dwell on the situation for a while but eventually move on and find a better job that is more suited for me.
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