What Susie Says Of Sally, Says More Of Susie Than Of Sally

 What  Susie  Says  Of  Sally, Says More Of  Susie 

Than  Of  Sally


In our daily life, we may have experienced the above saying.


Don't you agree with me?

Many times we would have thought if our friend does change on something which we don't like. It can be the dressing or habits in him or her.

However, if we analyze the complaint which we made of the friend, it is that of our friends' weaknesses which we are seeing through our complaints about them.

Let me relate the above saying in my life. I find irritating the smoking habit of my friend. I  advise him to stop smoking for better health.

Being a smoker myself, it is more affecting me than him. However, I use him as Sally to mean Susie in my life of that habit to the topic when we talk good or bad of another. It is reflecting on what in us rather than in them.

Now, let me ask the readers, it has happened even in your life too?

Yes, that is why we can relate to the above saying.

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