Friday, December 09, 2005
recently i've seen my senior's blog & i suddenly felt this sense of understanding in the inside of me. he says, childish is maturity. i guess, nothing can be more true than that. i wonder why actually. sometimes i think too many people are trying too much to actually want to be matured. nevertheless, because of the idea itself, it turned to childishness. isn't it so? say for exanple someone stays at a corner thinking that everybody is acting so stupid while he himself just acts cool at a corner, denying the playful enthusiastic side of him. i mean, i dunno how to say, its just an explanation in simple words. u get it? why is it that when one wants to be matured, they actually act childishly, and when one wants to be happy, they actually act as if they're the saddest person on earth??? like say u're in a relationship, sometimes because u want attention frm ur boyfriend or girlfriend, u'll look sad and he or she will just come over and ask alot alot and care alot alot. haha. yeah, get it now? everybody is doing it. i mean, i think people are abusing the act of ACTING. ahh... i fell like i'm talkingg nonsense but again, it sounds just so sensible. hmm, i wonder why i'm thinking so much about this. maybe it just "links" to me. i've been thinking about it throughout the whole of my pri sch class(es) chalet. yeah.... worth a thought perhaps. tested and proven fact i guess. haha. perhaps, the world can only be present when there're opposites. how God creates opposites. hmm.... just like the poem i learnt... is it snow or something... haha i forgot. shows how bad i am at my english literature. =P ok i guess i've spoken so much. yeah.
posted @ 22:05
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