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Write a paragraph on the topic Sharing is caring. I'll make brainlist​

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Answered by debasreeta
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Simply put, if one shares, surely one cares. But that’s not so simple, depending, for one, on what it is you’re sharing. Food, shelter, clothing, your time, your money - those are good sharing examples. But say you share high sugar candy with someone you know is a diabetic - that’s not caring. The same for sharing hard-core drugs with an addict, a young person, anyone not on their death bed; that action could lead to dire consequences regarding health, life in general, time in jail.

Another form of negative sharing doesn’t have such awful outcomes for the recipient - in fact, no bad outcomes. But it may have negative results for the giver’s subconscious, for their karma, and how they want to be viewed by their society. If you’re in church, as an example, and the offering plate has begun its rounds, you make very sure that everyone sees you writing a check, as opposed to having it ready before services, and that you place the check face-up in the plate as it passes by you. That’s outwardly egotistical; you want anyone who sees that check to know you as a very generous person, especially if the check is substantial compared to others. Inwardly, your heart may swell a bit, but not as much as your head, and at the same time your “true self” realizes the real “why” of your generous donation.

So, sharing for a knowable good is always good, but maybe not always for the giver. I try to remember that real altruism means that one gives without any reward from society, including recognition. That’s real caring.

Sharing is Caring is a common phrase but had a big meaning that when we share something with someone else it is equal to caring him. we show care and our interest in him by sharing, sharing is not only limited to tangible things, we can share an intangible thing as well like a spiritual thought, any kind of idea, our learning's or may be our experiences.

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