Grew up after maturing

Author: Han Li
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The appearance of a person is merely a vessel for the soul. We may grow into shapes like airplanes, ships, trains, or cars, or perhaps bicycles, tricycles, or hand trucks. Yet, despite these different forms, they may carry the same essence. Those laborers in tattered clothes, like so-called white-collar and golden-collar workers, have families waiting for them at home. They have personal ideals, desires, pains, and joys. They are not objects; they are people, and they are people! The more attention you give to others, the more recognition society will give you in return. Maturity comes from understanding, and thus, compassion. The more time we spend on the form that carries our inner self, the less content that form can hold. A good boy makes an ordinary girl feel like a little princess in her own eyes; a good girl makes an ordinary boy feel like a hero in his own eyes. I am me, and I am different from others. I like, appreciate, cherish, and support myself.