Run Away From People That Do Not Show Gratitude

There is a variety of things that can conjure positive feelings of appreciation, or gratitude.  A well thought out thank you, instead of a half-hearted, “Thanks,” often leaves people feeling pretty good. Perhaps there was a moment that you can reflect on, that involved strong feelings of gratitude?

However big or small, thinking of a time you showed gratitude to someone, was there a change in their mood? Positive psychology research contends that gratitude is an extremely important positive emotion.  Research has shown that acts of gratitude and gratitude exercises are not only beneficial to the people receiving the praise, but even more so, to the one who performs the act.

If you’re in a relationship with someone that is difficult to please, run away. I don’t see what pride is in there.

Gratefulness is fitting on a person. It is very difficult to build a relationship with people that are ungrateful.

Whether they are naturally ungrateful or they hide it deliberately is not a matter of weight.

It is only important that ungratefulness is emotionally exhausting on a relationship. It is mentally straining to try to always think of ways to please someone.

Appreciative people show it in their attitudes, in the way they talk to you and in the way they treat you.

When you know that someone makes both a mental and then a verbal note of the things you do, it can be very inspiring.

Gratitude also shows in compassion…

Run away from people that do not show gratitude, and has revengeful tendencies….even if that person was you.