Hello, good morning fellow hivers! How are you all?
It’s a beautiful morning to all of you! Thank you for reading my blog, God bless you all.
I woke up early this morning and started cooking rice. My housemates were still asleep. After cooking, I went outside and started fixing the motorcycles. We need them for work.
I’m the only one who fixes the motorcycles. They’re all pretty beat up because they’ve been sitting around for a long time and haven’t been used. I’m pretty good at fixing them, so I’d rather do it myself than take them to a shop. It would cost a lot of money, and I can do it myself. It’s all about mindset. Everything is so expensive these days, and if I can fix these motorcycles, I can use the money to buy rice and food for the family.
I’m proud of myself. I’m working hard for my family. I need to work hard because even though I have a wife and kids, my siblings still depend on me. It’s really hard because I don’t know who to prioritize.
Even though I’m exhausted, I still push myself to work. My co-workers laughed at me because they said the motorcycles were too hard to fix and that I should just take them to a shop.
But I told them I could do it. I need to fix them for my family. Thank God, I was able to get two of them running. My boss was really proud of me because I was willing to try and I was able to do it.
I can also fix air conditioners and refrigerators.
I have a question: Do I still need to support them even though I have my own family? They’re old enough to work if they want to, but they still rely on me for everything. Even for their drinking money, they’ll ask me. Is this right?
What should I do? I guess I’m just too generous and I don’t want to be selfish. But sometimes I think about how hard it is to make ends meet when I’m also supporting them.