be appreciated

I think that if we try to appreciate people for who they are and even little things they do, we will be appreciated more. It works both ways.

When I do nice things for my family and friends, I do not expect to have a day named after me, a parade in my honor, or a street named after me. I do, however, expect a thank you. That’s all, a thank you. Okay, maybe not even a thank you, but how about niceness returned? By nature I am a very nuturing, catering person, which is fine when it is returned. I can’t keep giving and giving because I will end up with nothing left to give. My ex came over to see the kids last night, and I had ordered a pizza. Him-Why don’t you bring me a piece of pizza? Me-Why don’t you get up and get it? Him-My back hurts, why don’t you give me a massage? (I’m a massage therapist) Me-My back hurts, why don’t you give me a massage? Him-I’m thirsty, why don’t you get me something to drink? Me-I’m thirsty, too. Why don’t you get me something to drink? This might not be a big deal to most people, but I totally went against the grain, because normally my nurturing, kind self would have done all the things asked of me, all while not even being appreciated for doing them. It’s like it’s expected of me. I have expectations, too. #1 expectation-BE APPRECIATED!

I want to know that I am helping someone. That I have made someone’s life just a bit better. I want to enrich the lives of as many people as I can. I want to make people happy or happier. That’s what I want.

I quit my factory job and took a job working as a nursing assistant. I feel appreciated each and every day now!

comes from the deepest part of our being. It is on of the most difficult things to truly feel, because it requires more than just an emotion, it requires thought.

I want to be appreciated and I want to appreciate the things around me. Just by recognizing this desire, you open yourself to the warm feeling of appreciation and let it flow over you like humid summer air embracing you in the tender relief of appreciation.

Then why do I feel like it is easier for me to appreciate than it is for others to appreciate me? I have been wounded recently, and think that people are trying to lead me down dark mental alleys where they can take advantage of me. I feel like my intellect, looks, and accomplishments are just a check on someone else’s list. How can I get away from these people are find others that are more like me?

I really wish people would realise I’m not dreaming and what I am and want to do is something I seriously think about.

It’s something I hope to see and experience when things are so rare around.

This goal is one that we can’t directly control. Appreciation is the result of being of help to another person, and the hanging around of people who recognize your works. I don’t think my current habits are compliant with my definition. So I guess I need to change my habits or the definition. I heard that Webster is a pretty stubborn friend.

my best friend doesnt appreciate me

MY BOYFRIEND sure doesnt

i am a NICE PERSON

why dont you people get that!

im so angry its unfair

I’ll just live my live and achieve my goals. People will probably appreciate me if I’m a good person. I’m not going to actively try to be appreciated.