Life Is Not Just Me

Have we noticed that in a day we have interacted with how many people? But let's see if we really live with them? Or they are just a doll or a display, or more roughly is a "tool" that we do not need to consider or we only notice when we need it. We think the world is really rempong yes. Many of these rules. There are state laws, there are ethical norms, there are values ​​of propriety. Loh why the hell, is everything judged from his motivation. If the motivation is good it's okay if it breaks for example ethics. If you can have good motivation and also do not violate ethics, is not that better? It's up to me to donk, I want to do this in my important way I do not have evil intent anyway. How many people protest, many comments. I want to go to work wearing clothes belel, hair uncombed. So what? Will not affect the contents of my presentation at the office, I can still explain well. I feel sisters vent with him, yes every day I like to vent to him, I fit nanya-nanya same with him, but he was married. Yes donk what donk. I do not have any bad intention to snatch people's husbands. Why do negative people just look at it? I want to waste water, wasteful electricity, waste food, yes it's okay anyway. I do not pay. I'm not stealing. It's true, but have we ever considered others, how about the availability of natural resources for others? We live in this world not alone. Not jg both husband / wife / people we care about. If in this world its contents only 1 or 2 people yes no what. This is a lot of people. So we still have to consider other people. Is it appropriate or inappropriate? Will it hurt others or not? Will this action harm others directly or indirectly? Well bother ... emangnya can make everyone happy, everyone agree with what i do? Yes it is impossible. At a minimum we should try to think of bigger interests, minimizing the pain of others. We live in community, in society. This world is not mine and this world is not mine either. This world belongs to us together. How can we not consider others? We live and depend on them. 

By: Gandharika Jayawardhani