I watched Life of Pi and thought “How can he believe?”. But I chose the 1st story, knowing that it’s not my correct answer, just because I refuse to deny the “existence” of the first story. It seems quite ridiculous to choose the second story, because by doing so, you just denied the value of your time spent watching/reading a story that you believe to be false.
I went for reservist and at the end, thought “It’s just that there’s always 2 sides to everything”. On the morning of 21st Dec 2012, I was standing by my subpar shellscrap and craving for a proper place to sit down and stone, but it was all muddy and wet around me, so I have to stand throughout the whole time and converse intermittently with those in my section. I was properly waiting for the world to end in an exciting manner. though I knew it was not going to happen. To be honest, the company wasn’t too bad and I met some nice people during this reservist, but I guess it was just a little depressing in the end.
I thought “there’s such a thing as a pressure to be happy”. No matter who you are or what your life is, people expect you to be happy. I guess it’s just natural and part of the way we are made to be. But I hate it when people take that expectation, and made it such that it should be that you have to make the people around you happy.
Of course the world will be a much better place if everyone is happy and smiling all the time. But since the world isn’t perfect and people are full of flaws all over, I don’t really see why we must pursue this pressure to be happy.
After 24 years, I still find myself tripping over the same problem all the time. It’s a cycle that I’m starting to get used to, which may or may not be a bad thing. I’m going to be 25 next year and the world will continue to have more and more expectations for me, of which it is required that I continued to participate in such nonsense so everyone will have a good time ahead.
Su I guess I will just sit here and wait for 2013 to arrive. Happy New Year everyone.


















