Hmm?
loving someone is a sacrifice for you?
Yep. I give my love
that I could keep for myself but instead, I give it
also to those in need of it say in a hug or a good conversation. I sacrifice my time, my energy, and gave them my interest and unconditional love. To many here who do that is a great sacrifice because everyone works here.
so giving up selfish motives is a sacrifice for you?
Of course. So if I had a selfish motive say to keep all the money for myself and let my family starve, I'd be heartbroken. So I sacrifice my money to give to my family in need
so we are all well met in finances.
feeding someone is a sacrifice for you? clothing someone who is cold is a sacrifice for you?
Of course. I give clothing I don't need to good will a lot. But sacrifice is more giving to those who need something
more than you would need it. I need money but I know someone who has no job would need it more than me. Knowing my experiences around homelessness and abuse, I'd give them my last dollar as it is not my life to hold on to a dollar. I can't eat dollar bills. Nowadays, it's an insult to give someone whose homeless a dollar because everything costs so much that he/she can't get what they want because of taxes.
not being negative, hostile, and indifferent to someone's need is a sacrifice?
That is the point of someone sacrificing something is because they
need it.
We don't sacrifice because we want to. We don't just willy nilly hand off clothing we may need for the winter season to any old person. Sacrifice
usually are to those who need clothing and other things of value more than the person giving the item.
Sacrifice is a form of giving. You're not keeping whatever you have for yourself but giving it to someone else who may or may not need it more than you. It's charity.
It's that hug. That money. That kiss. That food. You talked about.
You can call it charity.
I call it thanksgiving or gratitude.
In the beginning of this post, you quoted scripture. In Christianity, they consider it sacrifice. That's my point.