September 2010
firstly, hope you search you heart and find what you’re looking for. the world is too big and too beautiful for you too not have company. go make some new friends who’ll love you just the way you are.
secondly, i hope you’re coping cause it’d be really sad if you end up worse then me, what with the better o levels and the much bigger brain. study hard and don’t worry about the rest; have faith in hardwork.
thirdly, i kinda feel guilty for wanting the world to be fair so much. but i really hope you’re less arrogant next time, after all i’m the idiot over here. anyway you’ll do fine, just don’t become even more insufferable.
fourthly, i hope you’re doing well too. because you’re too sincere about what you do and people, in general, really deserve stuff for that. after all if you did badly, i’d have to spend a lot of effort to prevent you from tormenting yourself too much.
fifth, i wished you never asked, because i finally grew up and grew over everything that happened way before. yeah and maybe it’s my fault cause i’m like way too fragile and imbalanced to be let loose, i quite frankly scare myself when i’m out of control.
this officially proves i’m not a cold-blooded, heartless asshole. not all the time :D
school was like spam sleep.
came home, ran, pullups.
and then did rj maths. WAHLAUEH. fierce mother.
i am going to do another one after this.
then maybe chem.
then i’ll check what time it is.
how futile our efforts are to love,
why bother when it never lasts,
but someone has to draw the line,
between letting go of everything
and holding just a little longer.
gonna crash, without doing work. again.
bad bad bad.
- Tim Oen says:
- yes
- and disturb you
- sian shes going lt2
- M!CH@3L | T.T says:
- -.-
- huh.
- oooh.
- Tim Oen says:
- nvm
- hehhehhheh
- M!CH@3L | T.T says:
- then go lt 2 lah.
you don’t wanna read this, really.
i’m scared because i don’t wanna retain. i don’t wanna change class. i like my class! and realising the posibility of needing to NOT get a U for econs to promote is damn fucking scary. anyway my physics is going to be nowhere near a B, cause i have practised like NOTHING. maths won’t be a fail, i think, i hope, but a C sounds quite hard. chem will be like -_-, i just wanna get higher than the S. econs is going to be some joke, just hopefully not as great as this one. blah blah blah. i understand chem in bits, physics in bigger bits. maths is fine as long as i don’t forget anything and the amount of econs that stays stuck in my head is really small. and then like even if i promote, somehow, i don’t wanna change class which means i can’t drop anything to a h1, which somehow everyone thinks i should, cause i’m sucha noob. so again i really don’t wanna change class, because asides from the world knowing me at a t12 reject, getting comfortable in a new class is going to suck balls. and i don’t even want to think about what i’m supposed to do for As to get into any university.
T.T i’d cry if i had the energy argh fuck.
today was a bad day.
i love reading the titles of my previous posts! so cool hahahaha, like some summarised history of my mood everytime i start to tumble a post.
oh god if i need to pass econs to promote, then like…. fuckkkkkk. great.
T.T
chem consultation more tiring then ten km run i swear.
everything off already.
Here’s a look at 20 reasons to date a writer:
- Writers will romance you with words. Dating a writer means that you will receive love letters. Quirky notes will turn up in your pockets. Flowery descriptions of everything great about you will be shared on special occasions. See my recent post on things to write someone for Valentine’s Day for an idea of what you may receive when dating a writer.
- Writers will write about you. Date a blog writer and you’ll find yourself bookmarking that blog to see if there are references to you in it. Date a poet and you will see yourself reflected back in some of the lines of poetry that the person recites at open mic nights. Your narcissistic tendencies will be happily fed when you date a writer. Of course, the drawback here is that dating a writer means that personal details about you may turn up in written form and the writer may write much less flattering things about you if you break up.
- Writers will take you to interesting events. Writers, as a general rule, are curious people. We like to go to lots of different types of things so that we can widen the boundaries of our life experience and therefore broaden our writing. When you date a writer, you can expect to be invited to everything from burlesque shows to roller derby races to foreign countries.
- Writers will remind you that money doesn’t matter so much.People who write for a living don’t do it to get rich. They know that money may matter but it’s not the most important thing in life. Dating a writer will help to remind you that it’s important to pursue your passions.
- Writers will acknowledge you and dedicate things to you.Writers are big on acknowledging those who have helped them. Almost every book at the bookstore has a page for dedications and / or acknowledgments. Song writers and poets frequently include a dedication on their work. Date a writer and the world will know that you’ve supported someone in the arts.
- Writers will offer you an interesting perspective on things.There is a writing quote about how writers taste life twice - once in the living and once in the re-telling on the page. Writers pay attention to interesting details in life so that they can recapture the world in their writing. When you date a writer, you will be privy to all of their insights about life’s events and experiences - and you may find that you get to see things in a whole new light.
- Writers are smart. The majority of writers are intelligent people. They are usually well-read and well-educated which means they can hold their own in many types of conversations. Dating someone dumb just isn’t fun for long; dating someone smart is always an interesting challenge.
- Writers are really passionate. Writers use all of their senses. They are passionate about their work and passionate about their lives. Your life will be enhanced by this passion for things when you date a writer.
- Writers can think through their feelings. Writers may be really passionate but most of them don’t fly off-the-handle with emotion. They like to take time to process things. This ability is a true asset in a long-term relationship.
- Writers enjoy their solitude. Unless you’re in the honeymoon phase of your relationship, you probably want at least some time to yourself and time to spend with your friends and family. Writers want time to be alone to write and think which means that you’ll get your own much-needed space as well.
- Writers are creative. This sounds obvious but it has a deeper truth to it. Creative people are more capable of coming up with solutions to problems in life. Dating a writer means a chance to come up with creative solutions to life’s problems.
- Writers wear their hearts on their sleeves. Sure this depends on the writer but most writers are pretty good at articulating what is going on with them. If they adore you, you’ll know it. If they’re mad at you, you probably won’t have to guess at why.
- Writers will teach you cool new words. Writers love words. It can be irritating when they use ten dollar words in normal conversations but it can also be kind of fun to stretch your mind and build your vocabulary. Expect to play lots of Scrabble when dating a writer.
- Writers may be able to adjust their schedules for you. Writers who can set their own schedules might be willing to rearrange things to spend time with you. They might be happy to meet you for a long lunch or to spend a luxurious morning in bed with you. Don’t expect the writer you’re dating to give up all of his or her time - they have to work regularly to pay their bills just like anyone else - but do know that there are some scheduling perks possible when you date a writer.
- Writers can find 1000 ways to tell you why they like you.Writers are wordy and they like to express themselves. You can bask in the glow of hearing good things about yourself in ways that you’ve never heard them before. Of course, some writers will also be all too happy to tell you your faults so make sure you date a kind writer!
- Writers communicate in a bunch of different ways. Most writers are pretty flexible in how they communicate. They’ll be just as content to get an email from you or to chat on IM with you as they are to talk on the phone (maybe even more so). This means that however you communicate regularly is probably fine for the writer you’re dating.
- Writers can work from anywhere. This is nice because it means that writers can happily travel with you. They may have to take a laptop and spend some time at the hotel when you go to the beach but you can enjoy much easier vacation planning with a writer than with someone who works a 9-5 job.
- Writers are surrounded by interesting people. Writers have a lot of characters in their lives. If you like meeting interesting people, just plan on being the date that goes along to parties and other gatherings with a writer.
- Writers are easy to buy gifts for. Writers are happy with little things. Most writers like getting books as gifts. Since they aren’t really into the pursuit of money, they aren’t going to be chasing you for the big bucks you spend on them. This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t spoil a writer if you want to but you should know that they value thoughtfulness way more than most material things.
- Writers are sexy. There is a reason that people have fantasies about the school librarian. Male or female, those bookish types are hot hot hot.
this just sounds really cool LOL.
you see i’m one of those weird people who don’t believe in a lot of invisible rules and stigmas and thingums. so if you’re one of those “if you don’t message me first, then we’re not talkin” kinda people, then i think we have a problem.
so don’t say i never think/thought about you.
i forsee a lot of spammage of stuff like this.
not to make this day a waste, again, for the godknowswhatth time, michael.
today was a waste. like really. asides from the run and stuff.
and i need new shoes. again >.< haiz.
and i really want that pair of jeans (zomg i sound like a girl ahahahahaha fuck).
okay bye i shall go to my room, turn up mike posner and ponder about the complexities of procrastination.
And if i’m addicted to loving you,
and you’re addicted to my love too,
we can be them two birds of a feather that flock together.
argh. prodcutivity kinda fail.
stopped a tiny kid from wandering onto the road just now.
woahhhh.
fucked-up parent, i swear. pfft.