Saturday, 2 August 2014

Love, Friendship and Why I Never Want To Grow Up

#1 Love
It’s always about love and its pain or its glory. Let me say that falling in love is easy. You just look at a person, think of him as attractive, get to know him on the surface and fall in love. You feel the glory of love, like whenever he looks at you, you feel the butterfly in your stomach, whenever he accidentally touches you, you blush. But then it doesn’t stop until that. You want the other one to love you back, you want a relationship. The only problem is relationship demands reciprocity. When it doesn’t, you get hurt. Like Miss Swift said, everything that falls, will broke. Broken hearted brings pain.

#2 Friendship
I don’t hate the fact that half of my best buddies were boys because females often love dramas. Moreover I loveee to be free and I hope I can go and have fun like forever! But female friends are so worried about how their family and other people will think about them if they go home late (we’re Asians and what people think is always number one... Duh), etc. Plus most of my female friends don’t have their own transportation, so am I. So there it is. Our friendship always has a limit based on “what people say” and curfew.

On the other hand, males have their own transportation and don’t have to be worried if they go home even at midnight. The problem with the different gender friendship is problem #2. Too close could possibly bring a trouble either for you or for him.

If you have a feeling for a man, you would not want him to ignore any of your messages. And also that means that if your best-different-gender-friend (who you would never want to hurt) unluckily has a feeling for you, you would feel guilty when ignoring his/her message because you know how it hurts to be ignored. Got it?

#3 Why I never want to grow up

They say (again, Asians… ) that I am not that young anymore and I should get married before I reach 30. Not that I don’t want that, but that’s just scary! We went to school for years and then we work, collect some money and are told to get married. Hey neither of school and work prepares us to get married! Plus is that all why you need to work so hard? To spend all your money and pay all the family bills? And what about all the responsibility they put on your shoulder? Like have children and raise them. Should life go on a circle from born as a baby, go to school, work, get married, have a baby, repeat from the beginning? Well I’m sorry if I prefer not to grow up.


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