As social creatures, of course we always have relationships with other people, both in real life and in direct interactions and in cyberspace via social media. Whether social interaction directly or through cyberspace (social media), of course there are ethics that we must make a habit of so that our interactions become intimate relationships filled with a sense of family. Because both directly and indirectly social interactions will give an impression on other people, whether we give a good impression or a bad impression in social interactions.
There are three good words that we should usually say in social situations, namely the words "sorry, please and thank you". The word please is an adjective that can mean asking for help from other people. Asking for help means we tell other people to do what we want . Ordering or asking someone else to do something we want will feel more polite if it starts with the word please. For example, when we ask our child to help us get shoes, it will be more polite if we say, "Son, please get me shoes" rather than directly said, "Get me the shoes."
Another word that also determines how our relationship becomes better is saying "thank you". Saying "thank you" to anyone is a sign that we are people who have manners or ethics in socializing.
The word "sorry" is an adjective that shows that we are someone who has many weaknesses. By saying sorry, everything will be fine and other people as interacting friends will feel appreciated.
Those are three words that we should get used to saying. Thank you to all friends who have stopped by and read my post. Hopefully we can make these two words a habit in every interaction, both direct and indirect, via social media. Hopefully this post is useful.