Social Comparison

 

When we start our life from our childhood, random people begin to speak about us. "The baby looks like her dad or she looks like her mom"... Most of the people are concerned about others' lives. When we grow up, we start to go school . Another comparison starts from there. Our parents compare us with someone's grades. Our social behaviour is also subjected to comparison. It feels like everything is controlled by others around us. This can be extremely harmful and result in negative thoughts and behaviour among children. When we start doing something in adulthood, we compare our life with someone which again has negative impacts. It may affect our mind. 

Comparing your behavior to that of other people might make you jealous, regretful or more motivated. When a girl dresses well, people look at her as if she is an alien. They forget that everyone has rights.

A married couple always face questions about baby! People are too concerned about the lives of others. And if you are a well-wisher and want a married couple to have a baby, the best thing you can do is to stop asking them about it. Too many questions make them stressed.

Society is concerned about someone's beauty, their weight , their height, their colour etc.

Stop social comparison because that is what will help the rest of the world.

Rinsha Sherin P. T.

I B. A. Functional English