Whom do you always share your problems with?
By careguarden
@careguarden (5670)
Philippines
September 14, 2009 10:51pm CST
It's proven to be good to shared our problems with others, it may not solve the problem but it will lessen the burden we felt. As they said that a problem shared is a problem half solve. It's not a good thing to suppress our emotions especially when we're dealing with big problems.
Most of the times I shared my problem with my best friend, and my older sister. They're the one whom I can trust and who always there for me when I need someone to talked to. Most of the time they never give me advises, they just listened and that's enough to make me feel alright.
How about you, how often you shared your problem? to who you share?
6 responses
@janebeth (2032)
• Philippines
15 Sep 09
hi care,
we all know that all of us have a lot of problems in life..
and we can't stop it, we can't help it..
in my case, i will pray first to the ALMIGHTY..
i thank him for giving the trial and the problem.
i will also ask HIS guidance, to help me conquer all and to help me
solve it by HIS presence and the HOLY SPIRIT..
and after that i will tell it to my family, maybe GOD touches one's heart to help me on my problem..
janebeth.
janebeth.@careguarden (5670)
• Philippines
15 Sep 09
Hello Janebeth. You're right, God would surely send us the right person to solve our problem when we cry Him for helped. Since He is the only who knows and understand the whole situation. That's what my older sister often taught me. But sometimes when it feels like it's too much to bear, you can't helped not to asked questions from Him. But it's proven that God won't give us problem that we can't bear.
Thanks for sharing with us and have
a great day!
@mrcupido30 (58)
•
15 Sep 09
hi, nice question
I've share my problem to my mother because i know she have a last long
understanding for me,,and to my best friend and for most to our god who always there
for us,, and to solve my problem we should have a positive mind .. or open mindedness ..
@careguarden (5670)
• Philippines
15 Sep 09
Yeah, it's good to share our problems to persons who love and understand us. Because they're the only one who have patience and unceasingly listen and understand our failure and pain. Like you, it's your mom, mostly it's our mother who would never leave us and always at our side whenever we needed them.
Having a positive and open mind would be of great helped to solve a problems in life.
Thanks for sharing with us and have a great day!
@cloudwatcher (6861)
• Australia
15 Sep 09
I suffered badly for the first 22 years of my life, being the subject of all forms of abuse. I had no one with whom to share problems.
My life changed dramatically and completely when I was 22 years old and for the last 51 years I have known, loved and served my loving Father God through the Lord Jesus Christ.
We all have problems, but I know that my Saviour is my constant Companion, and in those years He has been my Counsellor and my everything. I talk with Him constantly and He is the first to know of any problem or concern, big or small.
I have been very happily married for almost 50 years, and I share my thoughts, my joys and my cares with my husband. Together, we commit any problem to the Lord, knowing that He will undertake.
@careguarden (5670)
• Philippines
15 Sep 09
That's very important on your part since you're already married. Problems should be shared by couple. It would only make you both emotionally closer to each other. That would strengthen your bows and promises to God.
You did a good job cannior!
Thanks for sharing with us and have a great day!
@angel_rain (271)
• Philippines
16 Sep 09
This may sound funny,but honestly?I share my problems to everybody i know.All my friends and family knows my problems coz I always share it to them.I hate hiding something coz it makes my head and chest hurt so bad!
But every one has their own way of coping with problems in life.I'm just very open to everybody.
But every one has their own way of coping with problems in life.I'm just very open to everybody.
