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Everybody expects something from everyone. Needy expects to be helped by someone. Hungry expects to be feed by someone. But do these expectations always fulfilled, no, not? But then, do we stop expecting things from others? It's true that whenever we help someone, we have a sense of being repaid. 
And if in a certain situation you expect anything from your loved ones and if they don't fulfill your expectations due to any reason. Then the bond of trust started fading. So, don't expect from someone what is out of their reach. 
For example
- a family expects an ordinary child to compete with excellent children and win. They expect more than his efficiency. This will completely ruin the life of that child.

Thousands of students every year commit suicide because they don't find themselves capable of fulfilling their parents' expectations.
Now you can understand the negative vibes of expectations.




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