35 thoughts on “What Do You Care About?”

  1. Above all, I care about people.
    And as for material things, is myself.

    I was thinking about this, just yesterday and I came to the conclusion that people and I are the most important things to me.

    What do you think, and if people are most important, who is most important out of all those people?

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    • I think you’re right. From caring about your family and friends to caring about making the world a better place for everyone, people are what matter, and that includes ourselves.
      There is no one person who is the most important to me, I have different relationships with everyone in my life, family, friends and even strangers who I meet or am yet to meet. Who’s most important to you in your life?

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      • I think too, sometimes!
        I’m glad you think this too, there is no place in this world for blatant selfishness.
        Yes, there should be no one dismissed, I love every person in my life all for different reasons.
        And look forward to meeting with those I am to meet.
        But above all, I try to care for myself, because if I forget myself then everyone else goes out the window.
        And I fall into, selfdefenestration.

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  3. Wow, that’s a really great question! And . . . I’m not quite sure, honestly. I would like to say that I care about my family and friends and God the most, but I don’t really act like that most of the time. . . . 🤷‍♀️ I will definitely think about this, though.

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  4. More than anything in the world I care about the people who have stayed with me even when they’ve found out what I’m going through and they’ve not cared about that.
    I feel that there are things you can get with money and things like that, but in the long run those things aren’t going to necessarily make you happy like your friends are. They’re the sorts of people who you lose and can’t get back, they’re too special.
    Sorry, that was probably long, but that’s what I think 💕. xo

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  5. Such a thought provoking question Gracie and one to get us all thinking. I care about many things, but above all I cherish my family and friends and am grateful every day for my blessings. I also care deeply about my work and helping people to become well, it is such a privilege. Keep being special xxx

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  6. Honestly? I care about keeping laughter alive. Putting a smile on others’ faces brings me one of the purest forms of joy. When I can help someone to enjoy a situation more or see life from a new angle, THAT’S what I care about.
    On a larger scale, ending world hunger, getting clean water to everyone, and providing homes for all orphans is something frequently on my mind. However, I can’t do much about those major world issues, and if I focus on that, it’ll begin to hurt me.
    I’ll do what I can with what I’ve been given ❤ and at the moment, that’s comedy. 🙂

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    • That’s such a great desire to have. Laughter and happiness and contentment are something to be shared amongst everyone and yet there seem to be so many people who go without. To bring that back to people is amazing and I’m sure you’re doing a really great job 😊 and I understand what you’re saying about not being able to do much about world issues and how that makes you feel. I go through the same thing. We’ve just got to keep doing the little things – sharing and smiling and helping others in whatever ways we can xx

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  7. This is an interesting post. God. Family. Friends. 😊 Those are my top three, I also care about my followers, traveling, and other things; but when it comes down to it all things really are petty when it comes to what you truly care about. 💗 I loved my let’s in the past and I love animals, but I would choose a person dying over a dying animal because-I mean, come on its a person, so the people are important, Jesus died for them. God should always be the 1st in our life! I don’t think that it’s true for a lot of Christians and it needs to be. 😔 God is number one in this world, the earth is His footstool-(Isaiah 66)-and we need to be His servants. ☺️ Great job. Nice post! 🤗

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  8. What a good question. My family are the most important to me and my friends.I feel so fortunate to have such caring people in my life and as long as I know they are all well I feel very content in life xxxxx

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    • Thanks! That’s a great answer 🙂 I would say my family, my friends and helping to create a brighter future for everyone, my passions – sailing, swimming, writing and teaching. Also, the little things like making people happy and being kind, making people look at things in a different way 🙂 xxx

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  11. As always a thought provoking post that makes you think. Then again, I wouldn’t expect anything less from you. To answer your question I care about many things. Refugees, people of color not having the same opportunities, disabled people having tthe fofillment they crave in their lives,Muslim girls all over the world being denyed their education, my friends, my family, my crush. With out her i wouldn’t be the person I am today. I care about the honer killings occurring in England nd the people who are trying to stop it. I care about Deeyah Khan because she’s making a change for Muslim kids all over the world and she’s who i wish to be. Oh god I’m rambling but you get it.

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