New Year resolutions

Are New Year resolutions made to be broken? It’s hard to say. It certainly depends on what kind of people they are. Some people are serious about them of course. They could aware of what should do or shouldn’t do. No matter how difficult they would meet, they wouldn’t always make up the <em>excuse,</em><em>but</em> usually find the method to solve. In fact, very few people could completely resolute their resolutions. The last time, I made a list of New Year resolutions. I resolved always to do my college work on time, to keep room tidy and to wash my dirty clothes regularly and to have a haircut once a month. I applied myself to the resolutions for a week. I even asked my friends to supervise me. Little by little my self-discipline waned. I resolved just to try to be just a little bit more tidy and a little more thoughtful, generally. I really could endure for a long time. Eventually, I gave up in despair. I don’t bother to make New Year resolutions any more since I have proved to myself and others that I can’t keep them. There seems to be little point in breaking habits which have taken years to establish.

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