Depends

In my experience, the way people treat us often shapes our reaction and overall behavior towards them. The phrase "I am a good person, but depends on your behaviour" really resonates because it highlights a universal truth about human interactions: mutual respect is a two-way street. When you're consistently kind and respectful to others, they tend to respond in kind, creating positive and supportive relationships. However, when someone behaves negatively towards you, it's natural to feel reluctant to maintain the same level of goodwill. Setting healthy boundaries in such cases is essential for protecting your emotional well-being. I’ve noticed that despite our best intentions, how others treat us can influence our mood and choices. It’s important to communicate openly about your feelings and expectations, which can sometimes improve the dynamic or at least make your stance clear. Ultimately, this balance between being a good person and responding appropriately to others' behavior is key to maintaining healthy relationships. It encourages self-respect while promoting kindness, making personal interactions more meaningful and authentic.