20 Answers
It's important to bother to persevere when a friend has a problem and is set on ignoring it. My friend didn't want to go to the doctor, so I hounded him for three months. Finally he went and found out that he has cancer.
I understand that it can be frustrating at times, but if you care about your friends or family and want what's best for them, then keep bothering. Sometimes they will actually thank you, other times the end result may be nothing or you could even loose a friend.
I just think if you really care about people and want to help them, it's just the way you are built and there's nothing wrong with caring. There is far to many selfish people in the world, so just be yourself and do what you think is right. It's easy to quit, but that only hardens your heart to others, sometimes it's best to do the more difficult thing.
12 years ago. Rating: 21 | |
I can't help but bother... I am one of those people. I don't walk away from tasks or people easily. Situations, now... if they are not healthy for me... I walk away quickly.
I stuck by my sister and that didn't make one spit of difference. I didn't give up because I loved her.
Le' Sigh...
12 years ago. Rating: 18 | |
Hindsight has proven time and time again that doing nothing is a good course of action . I have been disappointed many times when the course of action chosen was to do something . Iam trying to recall when I regretted doing nothing ,so far no luck . If you block or change the course of something be prepared to suffer the consequences . Life's disasters are lessons for the intended and interfering is rarely good for either person. I am about to discover ,that someone I have helped with huge sums of money has been lying the whole time . Would I do it again ? No! Never ! Bill
12 years ago. Rating: 17 | |
I bother. Helping people is rewarding even if it is just in your own heart.
I saw a guy on the side of the freeway just last week.He had a load of furniture on a trailer which was coming undone.He admitted he had no idea about ropes so I re-tied his load for him.He was so impressed he offerd me money which I declined so he gave me a pack of cigarettes,Lucky I'm still a smoker.
12 years ago. Rating: 16 | |
My job requires me to bother, sometimes I go the extra mile and stick my neck out for something I think is morally right or may change someones quality of of life or improve it in some way, sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, the people I work with are unable to say thank you or show gratitude, Ive often been assaulted by them (as has many of us) but as long as I continue to work there, so I will continue to bother.
12 years ago. Rating: 12 | |
Oh Bob, why should I bother to answer your question? hahahahahahahaha
Seriously, sometimes I bother...sometimes I don't. I have "bothered" and it has not even been acknowledged....I have "bothered" and been thanked profusely. Sometimes, my help has made a huge difference, other times, only a little. It's not that I'm seeking thanks but it's always nice to hear that little word. Regardless, I still do "bother" at times.
12 years ago. Rating: 11 | |
Your Canadian cousins flew over my house yesterday heading north. Spring is near!!
Why bother? My Sis turned her back on her best friend. She is hooked on RX drugs and my sister can't be bothered. Her friend asked me for help, so yes I have involved myself. Got her into Rehab (what a pain that is...insurance and lack of) She is out now now and struggling. Yes receiving calls and hearing things I would much rather not hear. And I plan to stick it out, her life depends on it. Would I do it again? YES. She is worth it everyone is.
12 years ago. Rating: 9 | |