How to put yourself in others' shoes when you've not been through the turmoils and ups and downs, how can you share the same thoughts as them and empathize with them. Never. Even psychiatrists can't.
Only when you've been through something, then will you be able to feel exactly how others feel. I know I've blogged about this before (I think), but I really feel very strongly about this, especially after I've been through some events recently.
I know we all like attention and cool things etc. but what about those things and people we've forgotten or put aside? I know it's hard to accommodate everyone but what we can at least do is not to be judgmental. The moment we judge others, is the beginning of ostracizing. It's a psychological warfare, and you either win or lose.
Anyway, I'm trying to accept everyone, no matter their personalities or attitudes.
Everyone has a friendly side to them. If you think someone is totally nice or totally naughty, you've in fact not observed that person closed enough.
A more open mind for a better society? Yes please.
Saturday, 16 February 2013
Monday, 4 February 2013
Untitled.
So tired with keeping up with expectations of people.
Nobody is perfect, I wonder who truly understands this sentence.
But again they say, practice makes perfect. Or, at least you know you have tried.
Why adjust ourselves to suit others, especially when this change isn't going to get you anywhere better. Not saying that I dislike changes or pressure, but why do something you don't have the ability to or don't need to.
It's amazing how a little goes a long way.
Ahhhh, my mind is in a mess now.
Oh, and I should do something about my eyebags. Someone help!
On a side note, JC orientation is sooooooooo fun! It's only Day 2 and I'm drained out, partly due to my complicated sleeping routines and my weirdness. But playing games and having meals and chats and laughing with my OG mates are precious memories! Good head start to JC life, it's gonna be a busy and fruitful 2 years ahead!
Nobody is perfect, I wonder who truly understands this sentence.
But again they say, practice makes perfect. Or, at least you know you have tried.
Why adjust ourselves to suit others, especially when this change isn't going to get you anywhere better. Not saying that I dislike changes or pressure, but why do something you don't have the ability to or don't need to.
It's amazing how a little goes a long way.
Ahhhh, my mind is in a mess now.
Oh, and I should do something about my eyebags. Someone help!
On a side note, JC orientation is sooooooooo fun! It's only Day 2 and I'm drained out, partly due to my complicated sleeping routines and my weirdness. But playing games and having meals and chats and laughing with my OG mates are precious memories! Good head start to JC life, it's gonna be a busy and fruitful 2 years ahead!
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