Accordingly to "LeeN" theory, SDHP is being defined as:
Self-Declared Handicapped Personnel.
If you observe hard enough on people around you, it is not difficult to find people who belongs to the group "SDHP". People who are born healthy, equipped with heavenly pair of limbs, but yet refuse to use them as and when needed, I consider them as SDHP. Normally, this group of people prefer to use their verbal skill more than physical skill. Sometimes, they also like to use their "eye-power" to get job done.
In many cases, this group of people will contribute to problem such as double work and uneccessary frustration/disagreement between them and their pals.
Since young, I'm being taught to be a helpful person, especially towards those who are more unfortunate than me, but for those people who likes to act like a handicapped when he/she is perfectly fine, do we:
a) pity them and help them
b) show them where is their limbs and teach them how to use it, or
c) ignore them
I really do feel disheartened sometimes when people start to treat me like a maid by default. "Taiji" seems to be the "In" thing in every offices, should I start to practise that too? Can I? I suppose nope... cus it is never a healthy sport in office.
I really do like the team I am working with, but maybe just a little lack of respect sometimes. Haizzzz...
Gosh, my frustration mode has been on since this morning.... need to control my blood pressure before it reaches danger zone. Going to sleep now.......tata Zzzz
