Question

Can someone tell me a moral of Have respect for yourself and others? (150-200) words Thank you.

Answer 1

There was once a poor farmer who lived a long time ago. He had 2 sons. The oldest son helped on the fields while the youngest sat and did nothing. The youngest son always laughed at the oldest for doing trying so hard.
One day, the farmer sent both of his sons to deliver a package. The two sons started walking towards the forest. Since the oldest son was carrying the package, he started to fall behind. After a few minutes, the youngest son came across a old woman on the ground. She was covered in mud and dirt. "Can you please help me? I am lost and I cannot find my way home" She explained.
"Haha!" Why would I ever help you!" said the youngest son laughing.
He went continued walking in the forest.
A few minutes later, the oldest son came across the old woman
The woman said again "Can you please help me?! I am lost and I cannot find my way home"
The oldest son looked around and helped the woman up. He spent over an hour helping the woman find her way home. After they finally arrived, the oldest son realized the woman lived in a huge castle.
"Thank you so much for helping me!" Said the old woman.
"She then went inside and brought the oldest son a handful of gold and priceless jewels"
"You were the only person who actually helped me" explained the old woman.
"Thank you for that"

Answer 2

To have respect for yourself and others is perhaps one of the easiest or hardest things someone can do. When you do something horrible or awful you can feel hatred and contempt for yourself. What we need to do is forgive ourselves and make sure to not go down a dark path of self inflicted pain and dislike. To have respect for others is something we must all do. Whether or not you agree or disagree with someone, you mustn’t discredit them because of those views. If we open our minds to seeing what others feel and respect those opinions, then we can better ourselves as individuals. Morally speaking, not having respect for anyone is wrong. Everybody deserves it and your future conversations and relationships with those people determines how much respect you will continue to give them.