Is a winner really a winner if he has never lost?
By DJfrOKI
@DJfrOKI (251)
United States
May 12, 2008 8:54pm CST
Think about that. How can someone be a winner if he never lost before. How would he know what it feels like to be a winner and appreciate it more if he didn't know the other side? Kids are great at showing this. If a kid always won and lost for the first time, what does he do. Cry his eyes out, right? Kind of like money too. Ever notice that poor people that become rich have a better appreciation for their wealth? What do you think?
3 responses
@spoiled311 (5500)
• Philippines
13 May 08
hmmm well, i am trying to digest the question, but i guess it depends. in a contest, one is a winner among all the losers. so i guess it depends on the situation. in life, however, when we remain on top and has never experienced being down, then maybe the term is not winner.
lol..now, i don't understand what i am saying. good day dj ! hehehe
@nishidh (105)
• India
13 May 08
ya u quite right childerean must have a experience of loosing. if they don't have that experience than in future they breakedown becz of lossing and take some bad steps which are harmfull for them.
so i think childeran have a losing experience is good for them and their future
@dopey22girl (3319)
• United States
13 May 08
I agree. And winning isn't everything is another important thing to think about. Starting at such a young age children become obsessed with being the best in everything; even having the best stuff. And that's sad!
