Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Loyalty

Definition:
 Faithfulness or devotion to something/someone

Reasons for it's existence:
-Without loyalty, it would be much harder for there to be peace in the world. People could turn on each other at any time.
-It helps create better relationships between people

Ways to get it:
-From others
-If you are loyal to someone or something, chances are, you will get loyalty from in return

Ways to maintain it:
-If you stay loyal to others, they will be loyal in return
-Don't do anything that would betray another's trust. That would encourage them to no longer be loyal to you.

Ways to lose it:
-Betraying another's trust. That would encourage them to no longer be loyal to you.

How it affects people:
-Being loyal to others makes them feel they can trust with you and therefore form a better relationship with you.
-It makes people feel more comfortable. As if they are not alone, and that there is always someone that could help them in their time of need.

Extra:
Loyalty can happen between people, people and animals, even people and something like a certain product. (Ex: a loyal customer)

How it connects to other terms:
-Loyalty is connected to Self-worth, in the way that if many people are loyal to you, it makes you feel as if you have a better self-worth. If you had no self-worth, others would feel that they should be loyal to someone who feels better about themselves.

-Loyalty is connected to Ambition, in the way that, when you are trying to fulfill a dream with the ambition that you have, it makes it easier to fulfill that dream when you know that you're not alone and you have others who are loyal to you.

-Loyalty is also connected to Humanity. The human race would be much colder and crueler without loyalty. Survival would basically be "one man for themselves".

1 comment:

  1. you definitley understand the term and you are beginning to show insight as you share your answer.

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