Pay It Forward--Bravely Change Yourself

Remington 2022-08-09 13:03:30

There are many times I see girls on the bus that make me fall in love at first sight. They are not particularly beautiful, but I find them pleasing to the eye. Sometimes the eyes, sometimes the eyelashes, always make me feel these girls are really beautiful.There are many times when I want to say to them, "You are so beautiful." However, I finally gave up. I put that praise in my throat and hesitated again and again.I was afraid of being abrupt, afraid of their unknown reactions, afraid that they would misunderstand me, even though I was a girl.But why be afraid to praise others?I might be suspicious if a man suddenly told me that I was beautiful, but if a woman told me that you were beautiful with all her might and admiration, I would be flattered. I would be flattered by that compliment one day, or even many days. and excited.

However, no one praised me like that, and I didn't praise anyone else like that. I felt so cowardly and disappointed in myself.They are not easy to change. Even if the status quo is bad, do not change. They give up and everyone loses.After watching this movie, I feel that life is actually beautiful because even if everyone is numb because of reality and puts on the coat of hedgehog defense because of the cruel reality, deep down, they always yearn for a little bit of protection. warm but hesitant because of various worries.Everyone is like that, so. If I bravely change myself first, will you be better off?And I, in the end, am pleasing to the eye because of your beauty, so that I am happier.

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  • Arley: I got to take a shower.

    Trevor McKenney: What?

    Arley: I smell horrible.

    Trevor McKenney: No you don't! You smell like a rose or something.

    Arley: Are you sure?

    Trevor McKenney: Yeah, yeah, I'm sure.

  • Trevor McKenney: I think some people are too scared, or something. I guess it's hard for people who are so used to things the way they are - even if they're bad - to change. 'Cause they kind of give up. And when they do, everybody kind of loses.