منذ أول حرف ينطقه الإنسان، يتشكل جزءٌ من حضوره، ومنذ أول عبارة، تُبنى حوله صورته، ولسنا بحاجة إلى دراسات علم النفس والسلوك الاجتماعي لنفهم أن الأسلوب هو المفتاح الذي يفتح القلوب أو يغلقها، وأن الكلمة قد تكون سلماً إلى الأعالي أو هاوية لا قرار لها.
لماذا يغفل البعض عن هذا المبدأ الإنساني العميق؟، ولماذا يختارون الكلمات المستفزة، والتعالي المصطنع، والنبرة الخشنة، بينما بين أيديهم قاموس واسع من اللطف والأناقة والتعاطف واللغة العذبة؟
إن من يتعامل بفظاظة، لا يملك تفوقاً في المنطق ولا رجاحة في الرأي، بل إن أسلوبه غالباً ما قد يُفسر على أنه قناع لخلل داخلي، إما في الثقة، أو في الاتزان النفسي، أو حتى في فهمه لذاته والآخرين.
الشخص الفظ، في الغالب، لا يدري أنه ينزف من رصيده الإنساني أكثر مما يكسب.
والسؤال هنا ليس عن القدرات، فكل إنسان منّا قادر على أن يسبّ، أن يشتم، أن يجرح، أن يحطّ من قدر الآخر، لكن المعضلة في الاختيار.
لماذا نختار أن نكون مؤذين؟ لماذا نختار أن نترك في الآخر ندبة بدلاً من أثر جميل؟ لماذا، ونحن نملك رصيداً لغوياً هائلاً من الجمال، لماذا نصرّ على استخدام أبشع ما فيه؟!
وفي محيط الحياة اليومية، سواء في العمل أو الأسرة أو الأصدقاء، نلمس بوضوح أن الأسلوب هو العامل الخفي الذي يحدد مسار العلاقة.
فالموظف قد ينجز مهامه، لكن أسلوبه الفظ يجعله مرفوضاً اجتماعياً، والقائد قد يكون حازماً في سيطرته، لكن قسوته تلغي قدرته على التأثير، والصديق قد يقول الحقيقة، لكن بأسلوبه الجارح يخسر من حوله.
وهكذا، يبقى اللطف تاجاً لا يضعه إلا من فهم أن الهيبة لا تُنتزع بالفظاظة والصراخ، بل تُكسب بالحضور الباسم، والكلمة الطيبة.
فالأساليب المستفزة لا تخلق إلا أجواءً سُمّيّة، ملغومة بالشكوك، وردود الأفعال، تُجهض كل مساحة للنمو والتفاهم والتألق.
هي سلاح قديم، لمن لا يجد من نفسه نوراً كافياً لينير قلوب الآخرين، فيُطفئ المصابيح.
الأسلوب هو أنا وأنت، ولا شيء يُعرّفك أكثر من طريقة تعاملك، فاختر أن تكون ضوءاً أنيقاً في عوالم لا تكفّ عن التعتيم.
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لطفاء لأنهم أقوياء.. يهذّبون التعامل.. ولا يجرّحون بالحروف
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Since the first letter spoken by a human, a part of their presence is formed, and since the first phrase, an image is built around them. We do not need studies in psychology and social behavior to understand that style is the key that opens or closes hearts, and that a word can be a ladder to the heights or a bottomless abyss.
Why do some overlook this profound human principle? Why do they choose provocative words, artificial superiority, and a harsh tone, while they have at their disposal a vast dictionary of kindness, elegance, empathy, and sweet language?
Those who deal with rudeness do not possess superiority in logic or soundness in opinion; rather, their style is often interpreted as a mask for internal dysfunction, whether in confidence, psychological balance, or even in their understanding of themselves and others.
The rude person, for the most part, does not realize that they are bleeding from their human capital more than they are gaining.
The question here is not about abilities, for every one of us is capable of cursing, insulting, hurting, or belittling others, but the dilemma lies in the choice.
Why do we choose to be harmful? Why do we choose to leave a scar in others instead of a beautiful mark? Why, when we possess a vast linguistic capital of beauty, do we insist on using the ugliest of it?!
In the realm of daily life, whether at work, with family, or among friends, we clearly see that style is the hidden factor that determines the course of the relationship.
An employee may accomplish their tasks, but their rude style makes them socially rejected; a leader may be firm in their control, but their harshness negates their ability to influence; a friend may tell the truth, but with their hurtful style, they lose those around them.
Thus, kindness remains a crown worn only by those who understand that respect is not seized through rudeness and shouting, but earned through a smiling presence and kind words.
Provocative styles create nothing but toxic atmospheres, laden with doubts and reactions, aborting every space for growth, understanding, and brilliance.
It is an old weapon for those who do not find enough light within themselves to illuminate the hearts of others, thus extinguishing the lamps.
Style is you and me, and nothing defines you more than the way you interact, so choose to be an elegant light in worlds that do not cease to darken.
Why do some overlook this profound human principle? Why do they choose provocative words, artificial superiority, and a harsh tone, while they have at their disposal a vast dictionary of kindness, elegance, empathy, and sweet language?
Those who deal with rudeness do not possess superiority in logic or soundness in opinion; rather, their style is often interpreted as a mask for internal dysfunction, whether in confidence, psychological balance, or even in their understanding of themselves and others.
The rude person, for the most part, does not realize that they are bleeding from their human capital more than they are gaining.
The question here is not about abilities, for every one of us is capable of cursing, insulting, hurting, or belittling others, but the dilemma lies in the choice.
Why do we choose to be harmful? Why do we choose to leave a scar in others instead of a beautiful mark? Why, when we possess a vast linguistic capital of beauty, do we insist on using the ugliest of it?!
In the realm of daily life, whether at work, with family, or among friends, we clearly see that style is the hidden factor that determines the course of the relationship.
An employee may accomplish their tasks, but their rude style makes them socially rejected; a leader may be firm in their control, but their harshness negates their ability to influence; a friend may tell the truth, but with their hurtful style, they lose those around them.
Thus, kindness remains a crown worn only by those who understand that respect is not seized through rudeness and shouting, but earned through a smiling presence and kind words.
Provocative styles create nothing but toxic atmospheres, laden with doubts and reactions, aborting every space for growth, understanding, and brilliance.
It is an old weapon for those who do not find enough light within themselves to illuminate the hearts of others, thus extinguishing the lamps.
Style is you and me, and nothing defines you more than the way you interact, so choose to be an elegant light in worlds that do not cease to darken.


