Ironic

One can put in effort to try various things but because all came down to failure == no visible results, to people everywhere, it just seems as though he/she is not trying.

That's one of the real example of what "bubbles in water" means.

It's not a very nice thing to say actually, but it really is true that things may not get better. The world is big, in a non-3rd world country, unless you see for yourself or for someone you know, you probably won't realize that despite this thing called hope, many times life just doesn't find a way out for many and they just have to try and live a rotten life while still trying to hang on to hope for tomorrow will be better, be it whether they have already been through just a normal 100 non-improving tomorrows, or a torturous 1000 non-improving tomorrows, or a sickening suicidal 10000 non-improving tomorrows.

Oh, and I just feel like ranting. I saw this quite enjoyable variety show which the so-called  "asian king"(when he isn't) Mr Luo hosts and there was this one episode where a lady(who probably do shows and stuff for kids and the like) dresses really scantily and dances. So she said people may complain that she's not setting a good role model. And that Mr Luo actually went and made some weird actor/singer comparison and said she should enjoy doing what she wants to.

Well, that's a bad comparison.

Everything comes with a form of responsibility, especially jobs.

If you want to be a teacher, even if you are the most sloppy and most indecent person in the entire world, you just have to FORCE yourself to change. If you cannot, then don't.

If you just want to be low-profile and take home that average amount of money every month and take no responsibility for anything, being a cleaner is just totally NOT WRONG or embarassing.

It has been said countless times, and it's very true. Everybody has their own portion in life and along that portion comes varying levels, forms and types of responsibilities.

Not everyone can bear everything and everyone has their different limits.