Why do people take pride in their culture, skin color, height, weight, facial features, etc., when they have no power to choose?
What made you choose your parent(s)?
You have to ask yourself these questions if you have any ounce of intelligence:
Why do I act as if I chose who I am?
How can I be genuinely (and feel rightfully) proud of something I had no part in choosing?
Is life easy or hard? If the latter is true, what is something I can do to make living less difficult?
If you could choose your parents, would you?
If you could choose how your life plays out, what experiences would you change?
Every human race has made significant contributions to enhance the quality of life on earth.
From computers to optics, the Internet to Air Conditioning, every human race has contributed to technology, science, medicine, art, music, and enhancing life's experiences overall.
"Life is like a wheel; sometimes you're on the top, and sometimes the bottom," a phrase my mother-in-law likes to commonly utter.
There are numerous reasons why living life is difficult. Some challenges are inherited, some are self-induced, and still, others may stem from unfortunate circumstances. No matter the cause, life's oppositions can pose as a mere hurdle for some and life-ending for others.
If you're in your teens or older, you've witnessed someone experiencing a fantastic winning streak; it seemed as though nothing could go wrong...until all of their happiness came to a screeching halt due to some unforeseen circumstance.
There are good days and bad days. Let's help another fellow human being during a rough spot in their lives.
Let's join together to make a growing and lasting impact worldwide.
Simply donating your spare change can drastically improve a life or lives permanently. Won't you toss your spare coins into the wishing well of someone in need? Thanks so much for your generosity.
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