An adult should not find it difficult to correct a child even if insult should result. He should be brave; to behave indifferently is to pave way for early grave.

When a child begins to go wild, what is needed is not just a mild counsel. An adult should not find it difficult to give the needed correction even if insult should result.

People who won’t fight should at least scream and scold to avert problems that might ignite a fight. Truth is, if you present yourself as dust bin, people will load insults and nonsense inside. A sleeping dog can be slapped by a bold chicken.

Insult can be disguise as compliment if embellished with flowery appendages. There is always a way to deliver something abrasive with emotional anesthesia.