Essay About Cherish

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We hardly cherish what we obtain easily. It is like we always ignore the peoples’ feeling who are really close to us. However, people who are close to us are the people behind us and accompanying us whether positive things or negative things happen to us. Maybe we will ask who they are. The answer for sure is that they are our family and friends.
To put it another way, everything happens for a reason. There was an event that happened to me and it makes me think a lot about cherish. One day I saw a couple they argued in the street, they were seemed like really angry. When I just walked down the street in the afternoon, I thought they might be just arguing about some little tiny problem. However, the girl splashed a bottle of water on her boyfriend …show more content…

We should be more careful about that and we should have more patience. I always think that my parents will not leave me because they are my parents whether how can I treat them. That is a wrong thought. They are the people I should cherish them. I also thought that my friends should understand me if I did something bad or said something bad to them, I do not really hate them it just because I am angry. This thought also is a wrong thought. I should be more patient and treat them in a nice way because they are also the people that I should cherish them. However, how can I treat them in such a way that we will both be happy? If I stop what I want to express, I will feel painful. But if I just express what I want to say or do, they might get hurt. It is hard to find a perfect way. Maybe this is a question that I still need to discover about.
All in all, Millions upon millions of things happen each day in our life just like I saw the couple’s arguing. I always believe that all the things happen for a reason so the couple’s arguing reminded me of cherish. These things can always bring us something that makes us explore ourselves. Then I found I also made similar mistakes to my friends before. Nevertheless, whatever happens a good thing or bad thing, there is always something that we can gain from. Now, I know that I should cherish the people who are close to me instead of hurt

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