The thought always resurface everytime when I am down. I am sick of it but I have to agree. Sometimes I think I have given too much to the others, but oftenly I don't really want something back from them. I simply like to plan and donate so as to feel happiness from the good plans and the ones who enjoy them. Most of them are unseen by others. It takes me days to plot and research to secure a day's activity. No one ever know that. It cost me much to treat and transport the others. No one ever consider that. It is quite hurt when I have to organize, but actually I am completely out of the group. No one ever think of that. In deep I really wish someone would do this for me, for once. But this has never happened. I started to feel sick of this in the last couple of years, when I realize that even the ones closest to me is also like that. Form that on, I learned to imitate how others did to me. At first it was quite frustrated as it was against my will. But I got used to that. Finally I got used to act like that. But the others started to complained me not giving enough to them. OK... I became myself again, but I started to ask for return. People started to say I am selfish. What should I do? Maybe there is a great flaw in my philosophy of life, but I cannot think of a way to improve anymore. Sorry. 'Maybe they just forgot me...' 'Maybe they are closer to each other than to me......' 'Maybe I am destinied to be ignored in that way....' 'At least they are friendly to me.....' = daily excuse to myself But when I am down, when I am sick, when I feel lonely, those excuses are useless... Maybe people are used to be given but not to give.... Greed is born with us, we cannot help that. But please consider that the others are also greedy. Satisfy them sometimes. Luckily I have met my current girlfriend that is so good to me. Luckily I am outta HK in a week and I can truely enjoy my time by myself and one of my best friend. Luckily I have learnt so many things that I can enjoy things by myself. I am just a volunteer, I am not a saint. Give me a rest please. |