The discomfort isn't ingratitude. It's the nervous system recognizing the opening transaction of a contract it never agreed to sign. The post Psychologists explain that people who feel uncomfortable when someone does something nice for them aren’t ungrateful, they were raised to believe that kindness was a transaction with a delayed bill appeared first on Space Daily .
Psychologists explain that people who feel uncomfortable when someone does something nice for them aren’t ungrateful, they were raised to believe that kindness was a transaction with a delayed bill
