Unlike arms or legs, responsibility doesn’t play a role in our life immediately after birth. In childhood, when not ready to pay for a broken window, we turned to our parents, praying for forgiveness, and they would deal with our fault eventually.
But alas, so fast does time fly! As we grow up quickly but unwillingly, facing responsibility becomes a part of our schedule. We may feel stressed about it. However, responsibility should be praised in many ways.
First, responsibility is a symbol of maturity. Once we can pick up our responsibility, being responsible for what we do, we are mature, both physically and mentally. Otherwise we are still grown kiddos. In this sense, an adult is not a proper title for us.
Nevertheless, as young adults with responsibility, we are supposed to treat the world responsibly rather than just meet our own needs. For example, we should care about the feelings of other roommates when we stay up late into the night doing our homework. It is our responsibility to burn the night oil for a head start, but we should think about the sleep quality of the others under the same roof as well. Only being concerned about your own affairs is nothing but selfish, let alone being responsible.
In conclusion, responsibility benefits a lot. With responsibility at hand and in heart, our life will be nicer day by day.  

       不像是手或腿，當(dāng)我們呱呱墜地之時(shí)，責(zé)任并不起什么作用。小時(shí)候，我們打破了窗戶卻無力賠償，只能向父母求助，而他們會(huì)承擔(dān)我們的過錯(cuò)。時(shí)光飛逝！我們快速而不情愿地成長(zhǎng)，直面責(zé)任融入了我們的生活。也許會(huì)有壓力，但是責(zé)任在諸多方面都值得贊賞。首先，責(zé)任象征成熟。一旦我們能夠承擔(dān)起責(zé)任，對(duì)自己負(fù)責(zé)，就獲得了生理和心理上的雙重成熟。否則就稱不上是個(gè)成年人。作為有責(zé)任感的年輕人，我們不僅僅只滿足自我需求，而是應(yīng)該負(fù)責(zé)任地對(duì)待世界。例如，熬夜趕作業(yè)的時(shí)候，也應(yīng)該關(guān)心室友們的感受。我們挑燈夜讀追求卓越，但也要照顧同個(gè)屋檐下，其他人的睡眠質(zhì)量。只關(guān)心自己就是自私，更不用說負(fù)責(zé)任了?？偠灾?，責(zé)任感好處頗多。有了責(zé)任心，我們的生活就會(huì)越來越美好。