Reality will be my central issue about my life now. The true insight of the real life and the fragments of what is to come. I am not talking about life. I am talking about growing up. Adulthood. Being independent. I want the latter, who would refuse it. Everyone aspire for a life without control. Without pressure of any limitations. Without any form of imposing rules and regulations. No bars and strings attached. No parental guidance (but this can be useful sometimes though). I am not in the exclusion list. I am always hopeful for that. But lately I had been taught by certain accounts that had took place and the main message was reality of life is ugly. For instance, my former pathetic self of being cashless. I took the last alternative which really wish not to go for. I begged for money from my parents, literally. If I cannot survive this, imagine this scenario during my adulthood. There are some other accounts which I want to share but privacy forbids. Then there are (silly) usuals. Kelantan is the last place I picture myself to be in. Yet nightmare-turned reality had hinted me glimpse of my failure to adapt myself to the dynamic nature of my surroundings. After being so used to be pampered by the comforts of home, reality (yet again) struck me of how feeble I am living in conditions that I am not familiar with. But in the end, reality shows mercy. There is a blessing in disguise. Just earlier today (yesterday is the proper context as of this moment), I had received the JPA loan after giving high hopes of the deposit to be done within this week. Conjecture proven true. Then I begin to suit myself well in this
Okay I give up now. Being emo and feeling so sleepy while expressing it makes me look like an idiot writing a poem, or a J.K. Rowlings writing books on behalf of John Grisham, or George Lucas directing Brokeback Mountain, or mixing tuna and peanut butter for sandwich. It's a bad combination, that is what I am trying to convey
Ps: Not at peak of my emo state yet.
OnTrack: Sora wo Torimodoshita hi (Shakkazombie)
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