to do for others
By toyota4k
@toyota4k (1208)
Philippines
February 6, 2011 4:04am CST
I have been hard working but my accomplishments are not really that worth being proud of. I haven't gone through college and am just an ordinary man. But life must go on doing things not only for ourselves but also for those who cannot do things for themselves: the less fortunate, the sickly and the retarded
1 response
@joye68 (151)
• United States
6 Feb 11
Everyone has something worth being proud of.
Don't sell yourself short. College is fine but we all know that if you don't learn something from any given situation, then you stagnate. You're hardworking and you've probably learned a lot from the "School of Hard Knocks". This is nothing to sneeze at.
What matters is where you're going. You probably have much experience and many stories to share. How else do you see yourself besides hardworking?
Even the less fortunate, sickly and retarded have pride in their own accomplishments. They can do things for themselves. Sure they have more limitations than most stereotypically "normal" people, but then who among us hasn't felt limited in some way?
Life goes on. True.
@toyota4k (1208)
• Philippines
7 Feb 11
Thank you so much for responding. This morning, you made my day and reading your comment is so inspiring and came to realize I shouldn't feel frustrated at all. I am more challenged than ever to spend the rest of my life righteously in a God-fearing manner.
@joye68 (151)
• United States
7 Feb 11
Frustration is frustration. It comes and goes. How fast it goes depends on you. You have to live your life according to your own standards. Not someone else's. You are responsible for you and your actions. You are not responsible for someone else's therefore you have no control of them. You must let that go. Just because people aren't who we thought they are, doesn't mean we have to stop being who we want to be.
We are supposed to have free will for a reason.
I hope your day progresses very well.