Examples Of Sacrifice

Sacrifices Making a sacrifice is a sign of devotion to another person. When a person cares about someone, he or she has to give a little of themselves. It is necessary to make a sacrifice in order to show devotion to another person. When deciding whether to make such a sacrifice for someone else, there are only to choices: proceed or quit. For example, I remember, a conversation between my father and my mother. My father was feeling overwhelmed seeing his youngest sister, Elsa, struggling as a single mother. Her husband had died. In order to provide a good education for her son, she had to have a better education to get a higher-paying job and make a better life for herself and her son. Elsa took courses for two years; however, the sacrifices she had to make were exhausting. Furthermore, she was working part-time to pay her bills and school fees. Although Elsa experienced some difficult moments raising her son, she made the choice to continue raising him alone. Meanwhile, she could have sent her son to live with her parents because they always wanted her to finish her education without anything
One should not do good deeds for family members and expect anything back from them. In most poor households, there is someone who has to sacrifice their time, money or education in order to see a family member succeed in life. For instance, since I was in high school, I have met some people who shared their experiences with this. Mostly, it is the older brother or sister who puts their education on hold. Whenever asked, their response is that one of their parents was sick so they had to drop out of school and get a job to help their family survive. They sacrificed their education so they could provide a better life for their families. Sacrificing their own road to success by playing the role of a parent was a deed that has no expectation of repayment attached to