Hardships
From one person to the next you have probably heard you’re so pretty, you’re very intelligent, and you’re the funniest person I have ever met. It is precisely understood what all of these compliments are saying, but when someone pays you the highest compliment of having good character how do you process the actual meaning? What sort of actions do you take that shows you have good character and are sincere to others. Many factors can go into an individual having good character but those factors can also be very different from one person to another. When I think about someone with good character I think of a person who is, both in public and private, candid from deep within without expecting others to reciprocate the same actions unto him/herself. It is a person who gives willingly time after time and day after day and knows that even if his/her good deeds goes unacknowledged at that moment a blessing will surely still come their way. You will go with your needs unmet in order to please others and display fairness. Many people may associate this action with being gullible but it’s just a way that separates people who do what is right all the time from people who do what is right some of the time. An individual with good character doesn’t just cut it on and off for certain people and wait for others to do for them before they do for others; they are twenty four hours and seven days a week good to others in the light and behind closed doors. Normally good character people can be recognized by other sincere people and even by the not so sincere people. If someone inflicts harm or verbal abuse upon you and you don’t go out of your way to get that person back with the same actions, I consider that good character. If it doesn’t upset you that someone takes longer to do something for you than it takes for you to do for them then that is good character. When you still come to aid a person regardless of how they have treated you and you can put it in the past