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Like Sensory Adaptation, when you no longer feel a particular stimulus over time; someone can get used to your kindness, and it feels like a norm, which when you don't measure up to the initial gestures or kindness, rather than appreciate, they tend to complain. That is what I term relational Habituation.

This is followed by these behaviours, and women are mostly guilty of it.

- Complacency: when someone becomes too comfortable and stops making an effort
-Taking for granted: assuming someone will/ should always be there or do things for you
- Entitlement: feeling like someone owes you something.

On a serious note:
How about your Father!?
If he's still alive, when last did you Check up on him?

Ever taken him out to a restaurant or Bar, just the two of you?

No matter the childhood relationship, a father sacrificed his youth for your wellbeing. Ask of him, talk to him, visit him, take him out. He doesn't have all the time to dwell here.

In as much as living is a risk, there are risky behaviours we must shun. Daring the devil is like asking for a duel with your maker.

Kola Onifoto, RIP.

: He didn't crash on the said stunt in this video. But probably through another stunt of the same nature.