So then I wonder why it is so difficult to motivate ourselves to do the things we must- we do not rely on one another much more often to fulfill our needs, assist us for ease, and share responsibility since it would be a joy for the other to do so. The pressure we place on ourselves in our own expectations of achievement in the simpler “duties” of life could be lightened completely with the counter action of helping and receiving help because our own load would be lightened and we would be on better, more confident and satisfied terms.
I think it’s a very simple concept. It doesn’t come as a surprise that our culture does not follow this way of focused community. Particularly in the Northern part of the United States where we are one for ourselves. We are a hard-working middle class. We watch our own backs and although we may trust we seem to believe hard work and effort are most important to say for our individuality. Different even in the south where living is more family oriented and together supported
Humanity’s integrity could not be modified to this order. It would require unified cooperation which effort I do not think would be considered important to the point of disruption as it contends too greatly among social barriers. It’s something to think about. Something which could potentially improve optimism in our lives but the motivation for which to be made possible would have to be discovered within us individually. Because of its quality, it could work in a cause and effect way which may just spread to make things a little better. We are after all created with the desire to love and do so through this action.
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