Living together is also a virtue
Life together improves when everyone gives something of themselves.
Sociability is not just being extroverted. It is learning to make living together easier: greeting, listening, waiting your turn, collaborating, and avoiding turning your own temper into a burden for everyone.
You don't need to shine. Sometimes it is enough not to complicate things, not to withdraw out of pride, and to bring a little warmth where you are.
Loving well means treating the other person as a person, not as someone you use to be comfortable, receive approval, or vent what is inside you. Affection is needed, yes, but also prudence: knowing when to speak, when to keep silent, when to correct, and when to accompany.
Key idea
Sociability is charity applied to daily living together.
Your challenge for this idea
Make a simple gesture today that improves the atmosphere of a shared space.
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