Don't they deserve?

-Sukanya Singh

Sometimes, we meet certain people in our life, who sacrifice most of their time and energy for us. They are not our family, relatives or friends. These are those individuals, who do almost everything for us, like our family members. Sometimes, we do not grow with our parents and siblings or relatives and friends only, but also with ‘them’, who plays a very important role in our lives, by extending their helping hands towards us. Most of our families have them. We take help from them for every single little aspect, right from washing the utensils to washing the clothes, cars, cleaning the house, gardening, cooking, ironing, marketing and many more. The ones about who are we talking about are generally termed as ‘servant’. 

Most of us have already experienced that these helping souls play numerous roles to satisfy and fulfill our needs. We are very lucky that we stay with our parents, siblings together. But these are those poor fellows who for the sake of earning the regular bread and butter; they sacrifice their loved ones and start a new life with a different family. Even though we have got so much from our parents, we still have the dirty habit of complaining about the various aspects. But some are into the category, who left their parents and closed ones at a very tender age to survive and run its family expenses. They are the ones, who out of scarcity, were forced to leave their home sweet home and made to work and struggle for life, irrespective of their age.

These are some of the people with golden hearts, who help us almost in every house hold prospects as mentioned above. But above all, they also play some other roles such as – when we fall ill, they take care of us. When we reach home with a hungry stomach, they provide us with food. When we get bored sometimes, they use to play with us. Sometimes, when our parents are not at home, they take our responsibility. They use to take care of us, protect and make sure that we are all well.

It is our sole duty and a responsibility, to treat them as family. We should not take them for granted. They do not deserve to be tortured. They deserve to be valued and respected much for their sacrifices for us. They are worthy of new clothes; to sit in the car, to get a nice bed to sleep, to wear good pair of slippers, to get good food and loads of love and care. It is our duty to shape their future lines too such as – investing some amount for them in the bank, marriage and other aspects, because most of us have witnessed that they treat us like their family and stay with us forever. They choose us. They love us. They care!