A problem I have solved -- Tamon Yamamoto

 

Japanese people, especially young people, have a bad tendency for personality, to care about others too much. I was one of them, pay attention to the eye of others.

 When I was a junior high school student, I couldn’t expose myself and say what I wanted to tell them because I was afraid of being hated by my friends. I had been thinking that he or she would get angry or be disgusted if I said something to them therefore, I looked at their faces to see their feelings. This made me exhausted and caused a lot of problems. One of the most painful problems was that I often got an upset stomach because I felt extremely stressed by caring about others.

When my mother found me feeling stressed, she gave me an advice for my problem. Her advice changed my life dramatically. She told me that no one cares about anything else and you had better think of yourself. Just then, I realized that it is useless to care about others because all of people around the world are interested in themself than others and people don’t look at me than I think. After her advice, my life became much more fun. I have been able to say what I want to tell to my friends and been able to do what I want to do in a spontaneous way. I could learn that it is much better to spend time on myself than others.


Comments

  1. That's a good experience. The experience made you tough, and you started to be less stressed. GOOD!

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  2. Hi, Tamon. I am also the person who really care about others, but I understood your mother's really nice advice.

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  3. I think a lot of Japanese have this problem and I'm one of them. That's really relatable but the experience made you strong. That's good.

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  4. Your mother's advice is very nice. I pay attention to the eye of others, too, but I realized the most important things are our feeling.

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  5. A thoughtful post, Tamon, very interesting. While it is good to be sensitive to others' thoughts and feelings, it is important at the same time to be true to oneself, isn't it? You have to do what you think is right. At the end of the day, you alone are answerable for your actions, not others.

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  6. Thank you for telling your experience. I like your mother's advice and I'm glad that you could act what you want because of that.

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  7. Hi, Tamon. Thank you for your essay. Your mother's advice is correct and kind. I think you are good
    right now.

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