Misfit




     At first, I thought I was overthink. But as time progress, I still felt like an outcast even though I am in the "group".
     If only there's a button that could let me refresh any relationship (or life).

      Recently, I figured my friends don't really joke with me anymore, they probably think I'm an easily angered person. Plus, while I'm struggling between how to communicate & acceptance, I'm become quieter in the group as well.

    Having friends is good, it is nice and they keep you company and entertained. But, they are also a fixed image of yourself, remind you who you used to be and refuse to let you be who you wanted to be.


     I am a short tempered person, I'll give you that. Perhaps when you had a terrible childhood when your parents scold you for no reason or blame you for something you didn't do all the time, you'll starting to lose control of anger. 
     Moreover, I've been dealing with all those messed up since I was a child, all alone. There was never someone in my life I can truly trust. Every adults is the spy of my parent, as for children my age? They are either too naïve or they just curious or they simply do not cared. Also, being constantly lied by my parents & dump between them isn't helping at all. I guess, this is why I turned out so needy but also never wanted to trust anyone ever again at the same time.
      As of today, I can have almost every material things I want. But there are none can satisfied me. Because nobody (except a few) ever took the time to looks inside the holes in my heart. Even my parent is being an insensible shithead making things worst for me.





Immature friends & I



      I'm thinking.

      Today, while my emotion running high, I saw another group of people that I can potentially become friend with. And then I'm back to thinking: "Why do I still hang out with this group of people that I'm currently with? They're immature, lousy & not exactly the "friend" I wanted."
      I'm not saying they're not a friend material, but there are people out there who can hold an intelligent conversation better than them. Instead of laughing at really stupid and not-really-at-all funny jokes.

     Apart from all the above, I found that one of my lecturer kept bringing out the homosexual subject in class. While my coursemates laughing and thinking being gay is a lifestyle choice and a funny topic to laugh about. I can't help but thinking what is she trying to tell us me. Is she a homophobic? or is she telling us (me) to embrace ourselves? Only time will tell...