True
Feed
CareerHub
NEW
Earnings
Sessions
Spaces
Post insight
About
FAQs
Contact
Terms of Use and Privacy Policy
Login
Create account
Earnings
NEW
How to earn on TwoCents
Rankings
CareerHub
NEW
Feed
Sessions
Spaces
About
Contact
FAQs
Terms of Use
Login
Create account
268;
Score |
391
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Freelance scriptwriter and creat...
Lagos, Nigeria
1520
31590
193
70
In
Literature, Writing and Blogging
•
2 min read
•
Sep 08, 2022 17:25p.m.
'THAT'S HOW I AM'
Listen to this Insight
A statement made by someone who has refused to see anything wrong in what they have just done, or a flaw in their character. It's quite frustrating when you speak to a friend about an act which you found offensive, and rather than apologize, they say 'that's how I am'. Maybe someone reading this, is also guilty of this act. This write up is to touch your heart enough for a change. Communication and interaction, is part of the human experience. And communication and interaction demands a degree of compromise. Most of the time, we meet new people, and would have to interact with them. These people like us, come from different backgrounds and have different perspectives of life. In order to have a civil relationship with these people, we would need to adjust certain parts of our character; just as they also should. This does not apply solely to strangers, but even among family and friends. Even in romantic relationships, there is a need to compromise and adjust bits of our character. A lot of broken relationships, would have been saved with this ability. There are certain habits that we need to unlearn and there are others we need to learn as we grow older and navigate life. Without the ability to do this, human interaction would be chaotic. When we say 'that's how I am', instead of learning from mistakes, we breed a chaotic environment around ourselves. Making it difficult for others to build some kind of relationship with us. It is not the duty of the world to adjust to our behaviour. Imagine if every man on earth, insists that all others deal with his flaws, rather than he working on them. Acknowledging our flaws, and making efforts to correct them is an important part of growth. Growth is an important part of being. Therefore refusal to correct our flaws, is an injustice to being. If someone brings to your attention certain words which you might have said, which come across as offensive; you owe it to yourself to listen and take the correction. If you are reading this, and are guilty, I implore you to make it a conscious effort to change. The 'that's how I am' mentality, makes one unpleasant and insufferable to be around. And I sincerely believe nobody loves to be known as 'that unpleasant fellow'.
'THAT'S HOW I AM'
By
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Your browser does not support the audio element.
Play
0:00
/
0:00
|
I know you like my insights 😁. Kindly consider leaving a tip.
Send tip
3
373
1
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
is the most viewed writer in
Literature, Writing and Blogging.
follow
Hi, it's Jefferson, thanks for reading my insights.
I'm a creative screenwriter, photographer, cinematographer and creative director. You can check out some of my works here
https://instagram.com/themi...
Other insights from Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
What Does The Football Club You Support Say About Your Pe...
In
People and Society
It's weird how fans of football in Nigeria can all identify a Chels...
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
Pursuit Of (Un)Happiness
In
People and Society
The need and pursuit for happiness is what too many people feel is ...
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
Social Insanity
In
Literature, Writing and Blogging
How many years John had been in coma was unknown, but the miracle o...
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
'We Go Get Sense By Force'
In
People and Society
'We've never had it this bad'. I have heard a couple of people say ...
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
My Coaching Experience
In
Literature, Writing and Blogging
I was among the beneficiaries of a free coaching program organized ...
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
Let Your Will Be Done
In
Christian Theology
How often do we say the prayer: 'let thy will be done'? When you th...
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
A Time To Look Away
In
People and Society
It's been days or almost two weeks since the news of Burna Boy and ...
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
What If Musical Chairs Was More Than Just A Game?
In
Music and Entertainment
We definitely know the fun children's party game of musical chairs....
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
New Year Resolutions
In
Literature, Writing and Blogging
Happy new year!! May we all have a great 2023 filled with success, ...
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Lagos, Nigeria
Cheerleaders And Onlookers
In
Literature, Writing and Blogging
It is very important that we learn to differentiate between the che...
Insights for you.
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Freelance scriptwriter and creat...
Lagos, Nigeria
In Politics
THE LUXURY OF THINKING ABOUT THE FUTURE
One of the accusations levelled on those who sell their votes is that; they are selling their future or throwing it away. And the frustrations we f...
988 views
2 upvotes
1 comment
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Freelance scriptwriter and creat...
Lagos, Nigeria
In Literature, Writing and Blogging
A little about the Nkwerre people
Nkwerre is one of the local governments in Imo State, Nigeria. It is a small town of about 80,000 people (according to the 2006 national population...
928 views
3 upvotes
0 comments
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Freelance scriptwriter and creat...
Lagos, Nigeria
In People and Society
Social media (in)tolerance?
I would like to believe that social media was created to bolster and improve communication and interaction amongst ourselves. And part of communica...
780 views
1 upvote
0 comments
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Freelance scriptwriter and creat...
Lagos, Nigeria
In Africa
CONCEDING SUPREMACY - THE OWN GOAL PHENOMENON
An African man would never agree to the notion that the whites are superior to us. The strange thing however, is that their actions suggest otherwi...
621 views
2 upvotes
0 comments
Joshua Omoijiade
Senior Designer @ Studio Contra
Lagos, Nigeria
In Literature, Writing and Blogging
Finding meaning with anything anywhere all at once
Once, in the Northern part of France, in the Parisian Cafes on the left bank, a diminutive son of a sailor named Jean Paul Satre was playing his pa...
603 views
4 upvotes
1 comment
Esther Omemu
Design Associate @ Hera Marketing
Lagos, Nigeria
In Literature, Writing and Blogging
A Murderously Funny Guide to Writing About Serial Killers...
I can already imagine you wondering, why on earth is this even important. Oh well, you’ll find out why very soon, that much I can assure you… but b...
565 views
5 upvotes
1 comment
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Freelance scriptwriter and creat...
Lagos, Nigeria
In People and Society
What does the football club you support say about your pe...
It's weird how fans of football in Nigeria can all identify a Chelsea fan. They are known to be loud and abrasive, to the point that they have been...
536 views
1 upvote
1 comment
Samuel Ibok
Marketing Supervisor @ Crusader Sterling...
Lagos, Nigeria
In Literature, Writing and Blogging
THE MEETING
Sometimes it takes one meeting for our lives to change forever. It was never Femi's intention to join the league of exceptional gentlemen know...
530 views
8 upvotes
5 comments
Jefferson Nnadiekwe
Freelance scriptwriter and creat...
Lagos, Nigeria
In Literature, Writing and Blogging
Follow the yellow brick road
If you know about the movie 'The wizard of Oz', you should be familiar with the yellow brick road. To shed a little light, it is the road which the...
525 views
3 upvotes
0 comments
Samuel Ibok
Marketing Supervisor @ Crusader Sterling...
Lagos, Nigeria
In Literature, Writing and Blogging
OMÓ ÉSAN
They say the apple does not fall far from the tree, but I was the exception, or I was supposed to be. I grew up hating my parents, who died when I ...
523 views
10 upvotes
4 comments
×
Comments
Share thread
Refresh
×
cancel
Home
Feed
Earnings
CareerHub
Menu
What is TwoCents?
×
×
Share the feed
×
Copy link
Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
Whatsapp
Share this post
×
Copy link
Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
Whatsapp
×
Insights
Views
Upvotes
Comments
Contributor score
WELCOME
TwoCents is a knowledge marketplace for Africans around the globe.
TWOCENTS
TwoCents offets you a unique opportunity to write and earn from your content.
COMPLETE YOUR PROFILE
Add your City, Bio, Phone Number, Occupation etc.
BUILD YOUR CONTRIBUTOR SCORE
Write insights, share in your network, build your score.
GET VERIFIED
Get a 100+ score, complete a 5-week streak, become verified.
TIPS
Get tipped for your free insights/content
SUBSCRIPTIONS
Receive subscriptions from your most loyal readers.
AD REVENUE
Get a share of what brands pay to advertise on your insight pages.
HELP GROW TWOCENTS
Read, tip and subscribe to content you find informative or interesting.
Q&A SESSIONS
Check out some Q&A sessions, drop a question, comment, share etc.
WELCOME TO THE COMMUNITY
Write. Share. Earn
Previous
Next
Close
Share this post
×
Copy link
Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
Whatsapp
Share this post
×
Copy link
Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
Whatsapp
Crop photo.
If "Crop" and "Cancel" buttons are not visible, scroll down.
×
The photo you are trying to upload is too large.
Please upload a photo smaller than 4MB.
×
The file you are trying to upload is not an image.
Please upload an image of the following types - PNG, JPEG, JPG, GIF, BMP
×
For best results, be as descriptive as possible. Please refrain from using explicit, obscene or hateful words.
Hyper-realistic
Turning on "Hyper-realistic" will generate hyper-real and dramatic images. Leaving it off will produce more natural, less hyper-real looking images.
Generate Image
Use Image
Clear Image
At least 800 characters — We recommend keeping your insights around 5000 characters, and breaking them into parts if they go over this limit. You can save your insights as drafts and they will update as you type. On the EDIT page, you can link this insight to a series, generate audio etc.
×
Login to share insight
×
Oops!
Looks like
isn't setup to receive tips.
Be sure to check back later!
Close
×
Oops!
Looks like you have not setup your account to send and receieve tips.
No worries!
Click here to add your card details
Be sure to contact us if you have any questions!
×
Let
know you love
their content by sending a tip!
Show support.
Support beyond an upvote, comment or share.
Help grow TwoCents.
Encouraging other writers ensures quality insights.
Send Online
Copy tip link
Close
×
Subscribe to
's
premium insights.
Go premium.
Choose between a monthly, quarterly or yearly subscription.
Help grow TwoCents.
Every subscription encourages the contributor and ensures quality insights.
Send Online
Copy sub link
Close
×
Oops!
Looks like
isn't setup to receive subscriptions.
Be sure to check back later!
Close
↑