the reluctant samaritan
I always want to do the right thing. I think it's very important in the greater scheme of things to do things for someone other than yourself.
I get pretty frustrated and angry when bureaucrats stop me from doing it.
Then I get pretty sick when I let the little voice in my head talk me out of it.
I make more excuses than I realize I do. It looks like I'm always looking to do good when it's comfortable for me or when it's on my own terms.
I'm going to try not to think of an excuse to stop doing these things. My conscience and the "me" that I hear talking in my head aren't exactly on the same page. I'm starting to understand what Freud and Jung were yapping about.
I get pretty frustrated and angry when bureaucrats stop me from doing it.
Then I get pretty sick when I let the little voice in my head talk me out of it.
I make more excuses than I realize I do. It looks like I'm always looking to do good when it's comfortable for me or when it's on my own terms.
I'm going to try not to think of an excuse to stop doing these things. My conscience and the "me" that I hear talking in my head aren't exactly on the same page. I'm starting to understand what Freud and Jung were yapping about.