Most of us want to help other people at points in life as it is
part of being kind to want to encourage others in their time of
need. Helping a fellow human being, while it can be
uncomfortable, has advantages, it makes both parties feel
satisfied and emotionally connects us up with another person.
Therefore, people feel as if they are a part of the world, it
improves the life of another, and, in general helping others
makes the world a better place. However, it is essential to
reflect and ask two questions: Do You Always Want to Help
Someone? What is the cost in providing this assistance? In this
article, I will be discussing three areas: - How people can
provide assistance to another person who is feeling sad, angry
or anxious and in genuine need of support. - Co-dependency and
the people that always seem to enjoy helping others who are in
need. - How can people make sure that by offering help, they are
not placing themselves at risk? What is a Crisis? If a person
feels sad or depressed, it does not mean th