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Responsibility is a significant characteristic; it shapes you and enhances dependability, trustworthiness, and reliability. To become a responsible person, you depend heavily on scenarios and experiences. Responsibility isn't a thing that can be learned or acquired; it is a value that one has to develop through experiences.

Taking challenges

To start being responsible, you have to take challenges. You can't have the essence of responsibility by standing on a side - you have to act and reflect. Start taking new challenges and try to find a way out. And it is essential to learn; if you want to grow and become a reasonable person in society, you have to do it. And it is not only good for society but for you as well. You can be responsible and make yourself accountable for your actions, and when you are accounting for yourself - it means you are consciously taking steps.

It's not horrible

I have seen that many people don't like to be under the burden of "responsibility." From them, I heard that it is not a good thing and affects many decisions. It overburdens and makes things more complicated. But it isn't that hard and not at all horrible. You can avoid it as long as possible because "responsibility" reflects in your actions. You may have often been scolding yourself for bad decisions; what is this? Aren't you trying to hold yourself for making those decisions? Being responsible doesn't mean sitting on an end and people judging you for your deeds. It is just like you are being participative. You are trying to do a part that you think you can do efficiently, and even if not efficiently but find no other best suit for the situation.

There is sure a starting point but not an end point to reach when you become responsible and take responsibility. You keep on doing whats's better and keep on growing for best.

Thank you