How Thanksgiving Day Has Degenerated To The Lowest Levels Of Morality

At different junctures, people especially gen next is forcibly changing the innocent meaning of the Thanksgiving Day. From a day of reverence, it is fast turning into something of a joke on morals.

No Bitching At Official Level

It is considered to be one of the most auspicious days post hike when office pals stay away from gossiping. Saying sorry or apologizing for some gossip with a cold heart is the call of the day.

Nothing is more pretentious than the fact that colleagues actually party over it. The apologies and cards et al look and sounds fake - all the goodness barely lasts for a day.

Ignored Relatives Get Noticed

Come Thanksgiving and people suddenly turn into great humanitarians. All throughout the year, they tend to forget their relatives and pals, only to pretend on Thanksgiving to have missed them all along.

No wonder then that Thanksgiving Day has become synonymous with fake apologies and false concerns.

Had the concern been genuine, relatives would have been showered with attention throughout the year. Gifting expensive gifts on Thanksgiving Day cannot justify ignoring them for the rest of the year. No sir, not by a long way!

Most Hated Mentors Get Appreciated

Some decide to throw a party out of the blue in honor of bosses and teachers they have hated throughout their lives. The hypocrisy associated with Thanksgiving day is clearly visible in actions such as these.

Respect for mentors and shunned bosses suddenly reverts back, while the mind races ahead on how to take advantage of the person you don't really hold dear.

Let The Celebration Be From The Heart

No mentor or pal desires fake wishes. The idea is to say thank you and therefore, say it in a simple tone. There is no requirement for expensive gifts or lavish parties.

A simple bouquet with symbolical flowers like orchids teamed with calla lilies is sufficient. For a glam affect, opt for a tropical mix bouquet, which creates a positive aura all around.

Thanksgiving Day is not about farcical grandiose celebrations but emotions of real people with real feelings.

Which side of the fence are you?