勇敢な中心。

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There's a world out there that we should see.

Sunday, December 12, 2010, 1:50 PM

Don't know if anyone of you actually remember what happened when I posted my hundredth post. I mean, it wasn't anything big, but I thought it made a lot of sense. Especially to the teenagers, when they would actually make a point to take notice of my post and think through it. This post will actually be pretty random. And I'll just change topic like, in a snap. And this post would probably be a very boring post. But, who cares?

But throughout the entire year, I suppose I can say that I've learnt many things about different people, and how they do things. And... well, nobody is perfect and nobody can accept how everyone is. But that's just the thing with humans. We are all supposed to live harmoniously together, yet it just doesn't happen. Maybe it's because nobody can be that understanding to be able to bear with everyone else. But, no matter what, we have to try.

When there's an ending, there'll always be a beginning. And when there's a beginning, it basically means going to new heights. Obviously nobody likes going to new heights, and experiencing new things. But, if we don't explore new heights, how are we going to improve, right? Maybe, maybe not. Personally, I dislike changes. I dislike experiencing fear. I never liked that. I once went to a course, and they said that everyone lives in their comfort zone, and when they step out of their comfort zone, they experience fear. And when I hear that, my brain was basically saying out: "but you're always experiencing fear." You in the sense that it's me.

I thought through that for a pretty long time, I guess. And, I'm very surprised, because I ended up with the conclusion that I am always experiencing fear, and I never really do relax. I don't know what had made become like that, but I am definitely surprised. Because nobody is born with that uneasy feeling, and it can only be nurtured. Who knows, maybe any one of you are actually the cause of my disbelonging.

Ps. Every night I lay on my bed, hoping that I will never wake up.

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There's a world out there that we should see.

Sunday, December 12, 2010, 1:50 PM

Don't know if anyone of you actually remember what happened when I posted my hundredth post. I mean, it wasn't anything big, but I thought it made a lot of sense. Especially to the teenagers, when they would actually make a point to take notice of my post and think through it. This post will actually be pretty random. And I'll just change topic like, in a snap. And this post would probably be a very boring post. But, who cares?

But throughout the entire year, I suppose I can say that I've learnt many things about different people, and how they do things. And... well, nobody is perfect and nobody can accept how everyone is. But that's just the thing with humans. We are all supposed to live harmoniously together, yet it just doesn't happen. Maybe it's because nobody can be that understanding to be able to bear with everyone else. But, no matter what, we have to try.

When there's an ending, there'll always be a beginning. And when there's a beginning, it basically means going to new heights. Obviously nobody likes going to new heights, and experiencing new things. But, if we don't explore new heights, how are we going to improve, right? Maybe, maybe not. Personally, I dislike changes. I dislike experiencing fear. I never liked that. I once went to a course, and they said that everyone lives in their comfort zone, and when they step out of their comfort zone, they experience fear. And when I hear that, my brain was basically saying out: "but you're always experiencing fear." You in the sense that it's me.

I thought through that for a pretty long time, I guess. And, I'm very surprised, because I ended up with the conclusion that I am always experiencing fear, and I never really do relax. I don't know what had made become like that, but I am definitely surprised. Because nobody is born with that uneasy feeling, and it can only be nurtured. Who knows, maybe any one of you are actually the cause of my disbelonging.

Ps. Every night I lay on my bed, hoping that I will never wake up.

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