Dear Blog,
I find, for work in Mexico City and really wonderful being a very enriching experience personally. I love discovering new cultures, new ways of seeing and enjoying life and also new "words and sayings" that often sum up the whole philosophy in a sentence or a simple concept.
Here's an expression about which I would like to share you my view: "Gold coins," he says of the person who has a very high opinion of herself and is considered special itself. I imagine that the term comes from those coins that parents have long given away to children at their baptism or first communion and were kept as a treasure and then do the same with your offspring. I had the opportunity to hear the word repeatedly in these days in Mexico, referred to many areas but the one that most caught my attention is when it comes to value a person is when he meets another and starts the classic "courtship" or pickup.
Yesterday I witnessed a conversation (we were table to table in a coffee shop) where a girl asked her boyfriend I wanted to go more slowly in the relationship and this would answer with not so good ways, "Well, neither are tiny gold" and the girl then began to apologize and "lower", the boy had achieved its goal of "undervalued "or" devalue "but in a rather" nice. " Honestly I felt indignant indirect and could not resist when the boy went to the bathroom and approached the young man let go "excuse me intruding but I could not help overhearing the conversation and I just want to say yes, if you are tiny gold "and then I left. I do not know how it ended, I do not know if it took the advice or not but what I am sure of is that she needed someone (I certainly was not indicated) say it.
I think all and all relationships have to be "gold coins" and act as such. First keep that idea about ourselves that help us treat others as we need to do so, transmit the idea that we place in the other person something valuable to us is vital to lay the groundwork for something strong and durable.
In this society where social networks have caught up and promoted a new revolution in the way they inform us that prevail in the fast-food, fast-friend, the fast-sex, we must not let something as delicate as love is summarized in a fast-moving consumer product and lose its essence: Love is the most beautiful feeling, deep and valuable than human BE can feel. No matter the age, social status, or may not be the same sex or different distances ... all it does not matter when we meet someone who makes you to raise again the flight of butterflies of the chest, to see life with more colors, to imagine a journey together, an awakening to his side, a giving, receiving and sharing ... but it has a value, and that you give it.
Remember that YOU have the value you see TU. We must not let anyone devalue your currency. You're golden, you are the most valuable and as such you have to treat you and if they do the other person probably does not deserve to "save" your cash ". And of course the other person comes to value, respect and affection that want to be treated with respect for their way of being and reaffirmed at its unique value, because if the person you're love is worth gold to you, follow looking for and if you do not treat you like the most valuable thing you have found, keep looking. You do not have to infravalorarte for the other person feel better about themselves.
SI, are tiny gold, of course.
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