This is the Law of the Crow.

Kabir903

Once upon a time, there was a story about a crow and a dove living in a small forest. One day, the crow decided to leave and bid farewell to its friend, the dove. The dove asked, "Why are you moving away?" The crow replied, "Honestly, I don't want to leave, but the people here are unfriendly to me. They dislike my cawing and don't welcome me to stay. I truly cannot endure it any longer." After pondering for a while, the dove said these words to the crow: "Friend, if you don't change your voice, no matter where you fly, no one will welcome you." This is known as the Law of the Crow.

In the world of gambling, I had many gambling friends. In the past, every time I lost money, I would borrow from friends to gamble. Over time, I found that my circle of friends was getting smaller. Initially, I was unaware of this until a friend told me not to keep exploiting my friends. It was then that I woke up. This person can be considered my benefactor because without their advice, I might have continued thinking that this was how true friends should be. In the past, I used to visit their homes for meals and stay overnight in the living room, as I didn't want to go home. Although they didn't refuse me, over time, they became afraid even just to see me.

So, kindness from friends is not guaranteed; one must learn to be grateful. When you understand gratitude, you'll realize you receive even more!

Kahn332

This also makes a lot of sense.

Jafar224

This is something everyone has probably experienced.

Isha000

I really don't know about this law.

Kamal531

Rather than expecting to change others, it's better to proactively change yourself.

Iravan774

Only those who are adept at making changes can adapt to the environment.