Bueno no se si esto es un refrán, dicho u otra cosa, pero si es una expresión muy dicha y escuchada, que a veces la usamos para quejarnos, pero no vemos en si lo que si sopesa la misma.
No se trata de ponernos los zapatos de otros, o que se pongan los mios, porque de seguro no me van a servir, o me aprietan o me quedan grandes, tiene que ver con cosas de la vida en lo que hacemos, en lo que somos.
Para muchos es mas fácil criticar, pero no nos ponemos en los zapatos de ellos para que vean y serán criticados también, que no es fácil cargar con un peso de todo lo que dicen. Es como el cuento que no tiene fin.
Como son los casos cuando se va la energía eléctrica y se dejan sentir por los grupos de Whatsapp las criticas sobre si el servicio es pésimo, que no hay para reparar los daños que muchas veces nos toca a nosotros reponer, porque me ha tocado, entonces caen sobre los trabajadores todas esas criticas, pero veamos desde el punto de ellos, que no son dueños de esas empresas si no el gobierno que este de turno, ellos son los que deben garantizar equipos, herramientas para poder ofrecer un buen servicio a la comunidad que lo requiera, sino como hacen, a veces se presentan muchas emergencias y cuentan con dos unidades nada mas para trasladarse a los lugares. No tiene equipo de seguridad industrial y ya se han visto accidentes laborales por falta de esto, así que la culpa no es de los trabajadores, ellos también se ven afectados, porque en sus casas también se va la energía.
Foto propia. Trabajadores de Electricidad para reparar una falla de la cual los vecinos compramos ese cable.
En las bodegas, como paso hoy día que voy temprano y ya estaban cambiando los precios, entonces venimos nosotros a quejarnos, como hacen pues, nosotros somos el ultimo eslabón de la cadena y pagamos, ellos también pagan hasta en físico les exigen, algo que aun no nos exigen a nosotros, porque si es así, no compraríamos, el dólar sube cada día, no centavos, sino mas que eso, ellos tampoco están para perder, ellos deben pagar servicios públicos así sean estos pésimos, pero a la hora de reclamar tienen con que, pagar trabajadores, todo eso no lo vemos, pero es mas fácil criticar, a ver pongan unas bodega y sentirán lo mismo. Tambien pasa en los grandes supermercados, deben estar actualizando precios acorde a la tasa del dolar.
Foto propia. Supermercado.
Otros que son muy criticados son los maestros, de que manera, los padres principalmente porque piensan y creen que las escuelas son guarderías, que al llevar va sus hijos a las escuelas ya todo es responsabilidad de la escuela y de los maestros cuando no es así, yo como docente tuve que librar batallas con algunos padres hasta hacerles entrar en razon que no era nada fácil, sin embargo lo hacia, pero ellos como padres no veían si sus hijos traían lapices por ejemplo, tenia uno que resolver eso para que pudiera escribir, así como se llevaban las tareas para las casas, las traían igual sin hacerlas o las hacían los padres.
Los padres tenían cuando mucho 3 hijos en sus casas, no podían con ellos, dígame los maestros que tenían mas de 30 y cada uno diferente, pero mas fácil era decir: **¡Esa maestra es de lo ultimo, solo saben agarrar reposo.!**, pero no decían: **¡Guao esa maestras si son luchonas.!**. Si se les pedía el favor de que hicieran unas suplencias decían que no, que podían hacerlas.
Así como estos casos, muchos mas, donde a quien le quede los zapatos que se lo pongan, sino no critiquen a los demás.
Portada Pixabay editada en Canva.
Traduccion con la app DeepL.
Las fotos propias tomadas con celular Samsung Galaxy A12.
Well, I don't know if this is a proverb, a saying, or something else, but it is a very common expression that we sometimes use to complain, without really considering what it means.
It's not about putting ourselves in someone else's shoes, or them putting themselves in mine, because they certainly won't fit me, or they'll be too tight or too big. It has to do with things in life, with what we do, with who we are.
For many, it's easier to criticize, but we don't put ourselves in their shoes so they can see and be criticized too, because it's not easy to carry the weight of everything they say. It's like a never-ending story.
As is often the case when the power goes out and criticism is voiced on WhatsApp groups about how terrible the service is, that there is no one to repair the damage that we often have to fix ourselves, because I have had to do so, all that criticism falls on the workers, but let's look at it from their point of view, that they are not the owners of these companies, but rather the government in power, They are the ones who must provide equipment and tools to offer a good service to the community that needs it. Otherwise, how can they do their job? Sometimes there are many emergencies and they only have two units to travel to the locations. They do not have industrial safety equipment and there have already been accidents at work due to the lack of this, so it is not the workers' fault. They are also affected, because the power goes out in their homes too.
My own photo. Electricians repairing a fault for which the neighbors bought that cable.
In the grocery stores, as happened today when I went early and they were already changing the prices, so we come to complain, how do they do it, we are the last link in the chain and we pay, they also pay, they even demand it in cash, something they don't demand from us yet, because if they did, we wouldn't buy, the dollar goes up every day, not cents, but more than that, they are not in a position to lose either, They have to pay for public services, even if they are terrible, but when it comes to complaining, they have the means to pay their workers. We don't see all that, but it's easier to criticize. Try running a grocery store and you'll feel the same way. It also happens in large supermarkets; they must be updating prices according to the dollar exchange rate.
My own photo. Supermarket.
Others who are heavily criticized are teachers, mainly by parents who think and believe that schools are daycare centers, that when they take their children to school, everything is the responsibility of the school and the teachers, when this is not the case. As a teacher, I had to fight battles with some parents to make them see reason, which was not easy, but I did it. However, as parents, they did not check if their children had brought pencils, for example, and I had to solve that problem so they could write. Likewise, they took their homework home, but brought it back without doing it, or their parents did it for them.
Parents had at most three children at home, they couldn't cope with them, tell me, teachers had more than 30 and each one was different, but it was easier to say: **That teacher is the worst, all they know how to do is take time off!**, but they didn't say: **Wow, those teachers are real fighters!**. If they were asked to do some substitute teaching, they said no, they couldn't do it.
There are many more cases like these, where those who are in the same situation should put themselves in others' shoes, otherwise they shouldn't criticize others.
Cover image from Pixabay edited in Canva.
Translation with the DeepL app.
Photos taken with a Samsung Galaxy A12 cell phone.
