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Offline MysteRy

What a nice story, WORTH TO SHARE : 👌😊
« on: April 09, 2025, 12:05:48 PM »



In an ant colony lived a little ant. She wasn't the strongest, the fastest, or the smartest, but she had one quality that made her different from the others: she couldn't ignore the suffering of others.

If someone got tired and couldn't carry a grain of grain to the nest, she would help them. If someone tripped and fell, she would help them get up. If the rain caused the tunnels to collapse, she would be the first to start repairing them.

The ants grew accustomed to her always being nearby. They knew that if they dropped a load, she would pick it up; if they didn't finish a passage, she would finish it; if they got tired, she would lend them her shoulder.

And no one asked her: wasn't she tired herself?

Day after day, she not only did her job, but everyone else's as well. She never had time to rest, but she convinced herself: "Just a little bit more, and everything will get better." The important thing is that it's easier for others."

One day, the ant noticed that her legs were beginning to tremble from fatigue. She couldn't carry grain as quickly as before. Her back ached, and her eyes looked tired at the endless workload.

But she couldn't let the anthill down.

When an ant asked her for help with a load, she mustered her last bit of strength and agreed.

When a second ant asked her to finish her work, she gritted her teeth and nodded.

When a third ant said, "You always have time, help me too," she once again didn't refuse.

And then what she herself hadn't expected happened.

Under the weight of all the worries she carried, her legs buckled.

She fell to the ground.

The ants hurrying by didn't even notice that she wasn't moving anymore.

At first, no one paid attention to her absence.

"I'm sure she'll be back soon," they said.

But the days passed, and the work got worse. No one picked up the fallen grains anymore. No one lent a shoulder. No one helped with the tunnels.

The situation in the anthill became more difficult.

One by one, the ants began to understand: she was doing much more than they thought.

They looked for her, but she was nowhere to be seen.

And only one old ant, who lived at the edge of the anthill, sighed one day and said:

"She's gone." She understood that no one appreciated her work until she disappeared.

"But why didn't she tell us?!" the ants were indignant.

"Did you ever ask her how she felt?"

The ants remained silent.

They understood: they took her help for granted.

She was always there, always supporting, always getting them out of difficult situations. And when she herself struggled, no one even noticed.

Moral:

In every society, there are people who take on the worries of others.

They help, support, and work harder than everyone else. They say "yes" even when they're tired. They make other people's lives easier, but no one asks how they are.

And one day, when their strength runs out and they leave, only then will others understand how important they were.

But will there be a chance they'll ever come back?

❗If there's someone like that in your life, don't wait until they fall. Ask them now: "Are you struggling? Can I help you?"

One day, that question can change everything.