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Friday, May 18, 2007

I thought i was going to post this sooner or later. No, this ain't finger-pointing, just a view of own.

Some may hate school life, some love school life. It's something you have to go through. For me, i enjoy my schooling days, although there were bad days. I have been misunderstood before, been betrayed before. But i made fantastic friends too, and enjoy the moments and jokes that we share. It's like a place between heaven and hell.

Now, for those who hate school life, possibly because you were treated like an outcast, or seen as a punchbag, it natural to feel depressed or upset. You may seek your "life" somewhere else, but hey, you ain't gonna tell me school life's not for you anymore. You can't reject it either.

It's inevitable that, one fine day, someone tells you that you are not going to the class party as promised. Well, it's part of life. But let me tell you, you just made a big mistake. Instead of realising your mistake or making sure you don't get backstabbed again, you dwell on why you are being such a sucker in someone else's eyes. You seek emotional attention somewhere else as a quick fix to your depression, just like a drug addict consuming drugs. In the end, you'll become useless, because you choose to find another path instead of tackling the obstacles you are facing. You are supposed to be emotionally stronger in the end of school life, but you would be as weak as before. Pardon me for my rough words, but this an obvious fact.

You will go through tough times. It's about coming through that.

I know some people have been criticizing about schooling. But think about it, where did you learn to read? Where did you learn you write? I not a "I freaking love to go to school!" that kind of person, but it piss me off when someone insult about schooling like they benefit absolutely nothing from going to school. Sometimes you have to look things at a different perspective.

If this post fails to enlighten anyone, at least keep your complaints to yourself. It's not like nobody's business.

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