We are always and everyone is taught to be modest. What is humility?
Being humble means dressing in a way that doesn't attract the attention of others. Perhaps that is why schools have come up with a special dress code. If suddenly someone wants to dress the way he likes, he will be told: "You are not modest." Being humble means not speaking loudly, not defending your opinion, being quiet. Modesty is the quality that only others like about us. It doesn't even always work for us.
Modesty was invented by people of high morality. They created several restrictions to drive every child into a frame since school. Just imagine what will happen to the teacher if all the children in the class are original, interesting, each with its own set of qualities. Then it will be more difficult for the teacher to find an approach to such an audience. And if you also take into account the teacher's salary, he may not even try to find it.
A person who has no obligation to be humble will always do as he wants. What if, when he grows up, he doesn't want to work in a government institution? If he wants to learn something and leave the country altogether in search of fair treatment to yourself? Then that's it, the country has no future.
Modesty was invented precisely so that children would not have such bad thoughts: to like themselves and not think about whether others like you. That is why now we will talk about how, after all, modesty adorns a person. Just imagine, the child learned all the lessons at home. And so the whole class did. The child sees that many want to answer, and will not raise his hand. Have someone else answer and get a good grade. And you're humble. Or, for example, you have new jeans. Wearing them is not worth it, because it contradicts the concept of modesty. Or, if offended at school. You should not sort things out and prove that you are right - modest people do not do that.
Modest people should be silent, preferably when others need it. The humble should dress as others want. And, of course, humble people are always obliged to think about how to be what others want them to be.
MODESTY is the moral quality of a person who is devoid of vanity, arrogance, and does not display his merits and merits. A MODEST person does not make big demands, is content with little. He is restrained in his attitude and behavior. Modesty testifies to a person's good manners and moderation in everything.
MODESTY is a disinclination to show one's merits, positive traits, merits. S. a real scientist. Out of modesty, no one said a word. No one dies of modesty. (about who behaves immodestly).
Modesty is a moral quality that characterizes a person from the point of view of his attitude towards people around him and towards himself and manifests itself in moderation, restraint in discovering his merits, merits, the ability to compare self-esteem with the opinions of people around him, not to overestimate himself, his importance, not to advertise their merits and merits, the ability to restrain themselves.
MODESTY is a state of a person revered in popular morality, characteristic of those who recognize, respect the abilities and independence of other people, avoid praise, and self-praise.
A humble person is not at all a defenseless creature. If necessary, a modest person can put an impudent person in his place in one word, because for all the apparent complaisance, a modest person has a very developed sense of self-worth. He is modest because he knows his worth, and he does not need to seem better than he is. A modest person will not allow himself to be hurt. Maybe he is not one of those who will defend himself with fists, he would rather step aside precisely because he understood more deeply than others: it is pointless to continue the argument.
Some people don't like being humble. This is a deeply personal matter. And the right of everyone to choose who he likes and who does not. But I personally like modest people (unless this is false, not ostentatious modesty and it is not dictated by arrogance). Modest outwardly, they attract the wealth of the inner world, and this is more valuable than any other wealth.
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