We are an Inhospitable Village People

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Sorry the title is a bit cynical, but this is indeed a reality that I want to disclose here. Sometimes I also confide in my friends about our origin from the remote village of mountains that was indeed destined by him.

This is an expression of myself as a person who comes from the mountains, the corners of the village, and also represents them.

The old days when the vehicle has not been so much like now, when the lowland people, the city people, canyons everywhere can ride, but we walk. Only a few people have cars and motor vehicles.

Until now there are still people walking, we are villagers, rural. Yesterday I just chatted with my close friend who has a big brother living in Kokap, Kulon Progo, remote, mountainous area, that he has a city wife and wife he does not like the existence of her husband's house because it is in a remote area.

From there we sometimes feel humiliated, where wherever we live, remain in the earth of God. In addition, there are often city / canyon people who visit our village, when looking, passing up the uphill, steep down also feel shocked, cringe.

They say, oh ... where you live in horror, out of the way, the road is hard. Yes it is real, true, and sometimes makes us feel uncomfortable, uncomfortable. Surely they are also cured to come back even though the sense of kapok was not said directly.

On the contrary, many people feel proud to see the villagers, they salute because we are able to work hard, able to survive, able to live simple, able to live hard, able to farm.

Conclusion:

Though I / we are often humiliated for coming from or living in the mountain villages, but I / we never regret, we are proud, we are grateful, even though we are amazed, even though we are often humiliated,In contempt by you people who live in the lowlands, in city.

by @faiz23