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That afternoon I went to visit the intellectual market. After going there, I saw a middle-aged woman sitting on the side of the road selling toys. She was sitting on the side of the road with various military items including plastic cars, guns, horses, dolls. She makes a living by selling these. Now it is the rainy season and it rains at any time. So it becomes very difficult for them to continue this business activity under the open sky.
What else will she do? The only source of income in her family is through this person. When I talked to her, she said that she has two children. One child is in the fifth grade and the other is in the first grade. In the morning, I send them to school and work in a few houses near the house. And in the afternoon, I leave them at home and come to this intellectual market and sell toys. So that I can spend the day with my children very well. I asked them what their father does, then the woman got upset and said that their father died of cancer. Hearing this, I also felt bad for myself. Then I saw blue polythene kept next to it. I asked Aunty what does this polythene do? Then she replied that when it rains suddenly, we cover everything with this polythene.
After listening to her story of hardship, I realized how diverse human life is. Some people spend their days comfortably under the roof. Others spend their free time in the afternoon after finishing their work and again sit under the open sky somewhere to earn money even during this rainy season. How many things have to be done in a person's life due to their needs.
When I finished speaking and told the woman that you are educating your children as an ideal mother, you will see that your children will make your face shine one day. Then the woman smiled softly and said, "Brother, please pray for my child."
It is not just one such woman, there are hundreds of such women in our society who work in different professions due to their needs. When we go to buy things from them, it is our moral responsibility to notice this human side of them. And we should always treat them well. We should never treat them badly. Above all, people are working hard in their lives.
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| Device Name 📱 | Location 📍 | photographer 📸 |
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| Redmi note 14 pro 5G | Bangladesh | @tanvirahammad10 |
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my understanding of true hardship was largely academic; afterward, the world snapped into sharp, painful focus, revealing how thin the veneer of comfort is for so many.
I suddenly saw the truth clearly. Everyone lives a completely different life. Our problems are not the same at all.
My daily worries felt tiny. They were luxuries, honestly. She battled every waking minute just to survive. Her entire life was a serious fight for simple human dignity.