Let me shift your paradigm about blood donating.

First, it's about sharing with others the very thing that keeps you living. Instead of just sharing food, reminders, notes, pens and punches that are mutually regarded as essential for the survival of human, why not donate blood and practically own that person for life?
Second, it's about building up concern for animals and nature. Your donated blood will help to sustain another person's life and you will be so overwhelmed with just how much contribution you can do by sitting still and be pricked for a while; so much that you would want to contribute just as much to the surrounding street cats and dogs and the fluttering leaf in the windy spring.
Third, it's about romance. You can't really get more intimate than having your blood cruising in his/her veins.
Fourth, it's about keeping yourself physically, mentally and emotionally fit. In order to participate for a blood-donating campaign the next day, you'll have to be so! If you had a pathetic 3 hours of sleep the night before, had nothing throughout the whole day except for two cups of coffee, and is lacking blood as it is; you'd better forget it.
Or maybe it is a clever way of delusionally avoiding the scale ;)
First, it's about sharing with others the very thing that keeps you living. Instead of just sharing food, reminders, notes, pens and punches that are mutually regarded as essential for the survival of human, why not donate blood and practically own that person for life?
Second, it's about building up concern for animals and nature. Your donated blood will help to sustain another person's life and you will be so overwhelmed with just how much contribution you can do by sitting still and be pricked for a while; so much that you would want to contribute just as much to the surrounding street cats and dogs and the fluttering leaf in the windy spring.
Third, it's about romance. You can't really get more intimate than having your blood cruising in his/her veins.
Fourth, it's about keeping yourself physically, mentally and emotionally fit. In order to participate for a blood-donating campaign the next day, you'll have to be so! If you had a pathetic 3 hours of sleep the night before, had nothing throughout the whole day except for two cups of coffee, and is lacking blood as it is; you'd better forget it.
Or maybe it is a clever way of delusionally avoiding the scale ;)

2 comments:
i'm not qualified to donate my blood! urgh~
i think my first time blood donating was last year kot. tu pun second time buat muka sedih baru nurse tu bagi donate.
masalah kebanyakan perempuan melayu adalah BP tak lepas. hehe
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