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Quid Pro Quo?
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When you do a favour for a friend, is it reasonable to anticipate help if you need a favour from them, or not?
On the one hand, we don't intentionally do favours for friends thinking 'you owe me', but would we be justified in feeling miffed if we approached that person with a similar problem a few weeks later and got a rude response in return?
Should we do favours expecting nothing at all back, or can this lead to being taken advantage of?
I'm genuinely curious as to people's responses.
On the one hand, we don't intentionally do favours for friends thinking 'you owe me', but would we be justified in feeling miffed if we approached that person with a similar problem a few weeks later and got a rude response in return?
Should we do favours expecting nothing at all back, or can this lead to being taken advantage of?
I'm genuinely curious as to people's responses.
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