I have been so tired of saying yes that I had almost forgotten how it feels to say a loud, resounding,
satisfying NO.
Sheesh, the past few months have played with my head in too many unnecessary ways. Silly phase. But an important one nonetheless.
Being good to others is not just the right thing to do, its the important thing to do. But if this comes at compromising all the time, and conforming for the other party, alarm bells better start ringing. I guess towards some people, alarm bells have been ringing at the back of my head for many weeks.
Sometimes, I get so raving mad, about the different people in my life-that I come close to snapping. The few times I have snapped are very rude, so I try my bloody best to not get mad. And some of these frustrations are longstanding. Tolerating certain attributes that absolutely put me off-I see this as being an accommodating friend. But there are limits.
I really enjoy how I am going back to my impulsive days. Caging in my exclaimations (yes, I do tha sometimes, stop feigning shock) is so stupid.
I feel like I am going back to the good old 14 year old days. Days where I never cared about others' perceptions, possible reactions and expectations. Where I could just be, and things just fell into place. This whole going back to the old way is a refreshing change, and a timely one.
There is no better time to be nonchalant about petty issues, and focus fully on my studies, than NOW.
Sometimes, I wish I could turn time and withhold some information, some comments, some actions. But then, I think-I wouldn't be like this if all that hadn't happened. The JC experience is coming to an end. An interesting experience to say the least. I have learnt so much about people, society, morality,
karma, and most importantly-about myself.
To friends, I will always be here to lend a helping hand. I truly wish you all the best.
On another note, my home is abuzz with activity, and I forsee such an atmosphere this month! Deepavali, other festivals, visitors, Sister's final exams, many formalities for the new home, and more stuff. I can totally forsee my Mum becoming more agitated :) Not to forget that we may move into my new home sooner than expected so all the packing etc might just start. I just realised I haven't moved somewhere for 8 years. :D Anyways, I hope for my Mum's sake that I don't irritate her :D And also be of some help in this hectic period! (I am such a good kid, no? :P) Wait, I am guessing I have no choice but to be of help? Lol.
Back to work for now. Stay happy people, and work hard! The year's almost done.
:)