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Aug 6, 2026 19 min

Double Standards: Why We Want Honesty, Respect & Grace but Don't Give It

from Plethora Of Stories Hosted by Muktar Mohamed

You can't ask somebody to tell you the truth and then punish them every time they do. Double standards in relationships, friendships, work, parenting and social media, and the uncomfortable part: checking our own. Double standards are easy to recognize when they are being used against us, but much harder to notice when we are the ones benefiting from them. In this episode, I explore how double standards show up in relationships, friendships, workplaces, parenting, social media, and even in the way we judge success. We often expect honesty, loyalty, respect, and accountability from other people while making exceptions for ourselves. This conversation is about more than fairness. It is about self-awareness, consistency, integrity, and being willing to examine our own behavior before criticizing someone else’s. Before calling out another person’s double standard, we should ask ourselves an uncomfortable question: are we doing the same thing? Let’s talk about it. The story continues. 🎙️ 🍅 "I Don't Like People" on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@plethoraofstories 📖 Book, Common Sense: Something You Can't Buy: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DRVYHX5J 🌐 https://plethora-of-stories.replit.app

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