We all have to make decisions everyday- big or small. But sometimes decision making creates a conflict and it becomes very difficult to make choices or to decide. Sometimes the smallest decisions prove to be the most difficult one. We all encounter different scenarios everyday. What‘s difficult for me might be the easiest one for you.
My Mom and Dad always compare me with my younger sister. They said that I and my sister are very opposite in terms of physical appearances like she is thin and I’m fat moreover in terms of our beauty, attitudes and characteristics. I can say that the best thing that can describe me is being thrifty or wise in terms of money. I don’t …show more content…
Imagine the money that you saved for how many years and you will just let it go for one day? In the end I kept my selfishness away and go to my mom and dad’s room and gave them my money. I know it’s not enough for our tuition fee but it will help. I let go of my material desire and grab the benefits that not only me can get but also my family. I saved my parents from mental stress and both I and my sister can take the exam. That musical instrument can wait and there will be always a best and a new model that will rise. I know that those new instruments are not the same with the one that I eyed for but there will always be another one that I can use to play my favorite songs.
Sometimes what we think is best is not the best that God wants for us. Giving up what we have sometimes will bring better outcomes. Like in my situation
I can certainly give you an idea to write an essay: If you want to include comedic factors in your essay you can write about having to choose between two types of food. Ex: Pizza or Pasta, Ice cream or brownies. (Remember you only have the ability to buy one)
If you want a more serious one you can write about a situation where you had to choose a stream of subject you want to do for your higher studies. Another idea is when you have to choose to do something that will benefit you personally or do something that will benefit someone you love but that might destroy your social status. One more idea can be where you have to decide if you are going to go to your favorite celebrity's concert alone or go to your least favorite celebrity's concert with your most beloved friend group. (Keep in mind that if you choose to go to your concert alone, you might make your friends extremely disappointed)
The hints we get form the text are " approved tolerance for others", and "inclined to help rather than to reprove". From this, we can assume he's not bitter and unforgiving. We don't have any textual evidence for cheerful, independent, or adventurous. So we can assume that he's as supportive and nonjudgmental.
