Silent expectations will never be met, but not only.

For some reason, we tend to treat people and their actions as if they see the world as we see it.
“I expected more/ less/ different…” these all are the problems of the “I”.

Often times the desired outcome remains unachieved simply because it wasn’t expressed. But why? why wouldn’t I precisely say that I would like you to read this post and click the like button? Or that I want you to wash the dishes right after the meal and not pile up a dish mountain. And even if I say it, why it doesn’t always happen?

Maybe part of the answer is that actualy it’s an exchange, and not so often we have what to offer for it.

Maybe this post is not good enough for a like. Maybe I don’t treat you well enough in some other way, so you don’t wash the dishes.

What if unmet expectations is a broken deal, when we hope get something without giving an equivalent in return.