How do you know if a person is a nice person?
When you’re in the presence of a genuinely nice person, you know it. They seem easy to please, make you feel good about yourself, and always have a positive spin on any situation. But people who just aren’t all that warm and fuzzy create tension and limit our ability to enjoy ourselves when we interact with them.
How do you know if a guy is a genuine person?
When a true, genuine person makes plans with you, they’re going to show up. They don’t cancel on you last minute, and they aren’t going to make you wait for a “date” that’s never going to happen. They enjoy your company. Genuine people don’t gossip.
Do nice people help people they don’t know?
Nice people do stuff for others without asking for anything in return. If they see someone in need, they step in and lend a helping hand. Truly altruistic individuals also help people they don’t know because they feel it’s the right thing to do. Even if helping someone presents a certain level of discomfort to themselves, do they step in?
What are the characteristics of a genuine person?
When genuine people are passionate about something, they’re here to show it. They invest their time and energy into their passions, and they’ll make it known. When you’re hurting, genuine people hurt with you. They aren’t going to make you feel like you have no one.
How to deal with the same person you find annoying?
Watching others deal with the same person you find annoying can be an eye-opening perspective. Even if the person may be at his/her wits-end handling the individual, just observing from a third party’s point of view can give you insights on how to manage. The next time you are with this person, get someone else into the conversation too.
Are You saying ‘yes’ to someone who does not deserve you?
We all have a limited amount of resources (emotional energy, time) to share between our relationships. Every time you say ‘yes’ to someone who doesn’t deserve you, you’re saying ‘no’ to someone who does. Give your energy to the people who deserve it and when you’re drawing up the list of deserving ones, make sure your own name is at the top.
Is it bad to be always the nice guy?
Not much, you say. But if you’re always the nice guy, if it’s your 24/7 public persona, there are often psychological dangers lurking below that friendly surface, a downside that can take its toll. Here are the most common ones:
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