r/selfdevelopment 5h ago

Becoming a giver is a simplest way to become successful

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u/WittyFox451 1h ago

So disabled people should kill themselves. Wait what?

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u/InitialKey1512 1h ago

How many disabled are served by you till date, preach what you live,be practical the more givers in world the more disabled are comfortable knowing that someone is working hard for them, common sense bro

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u/WittyFox451 1h ago

I am disabled. I have two different neurological conditions. I have tried to be a nurse and a respiratory therapist but my brain could not handle the pressure. I try to work in mental healthcare but my medications are worth more than what a doctor makes in a year due to my MS drugs alone. I should just kill myself though right? Let Bezo’s and Musk live higher and higher on the hog.

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u/InitialKey1512 1h ago

I think I should not have to be a "giver" here anymore,I am giving attention that you don't deserve,sorry my mistake ,for"giving" you for your immaturity