Have plenty of thoughts running through my mind (as usual), but some of
them I’ve strongly felt.
I have a friend who was worried about her bgr, yet I admire
her courage to go for what she wants. From my POV, I’m currently busy with
work, school and dance and these might be the factor why I seldom think of
rushing into a relationship. Similar to any ladies out there, especially in the
mid-twenties, I do crave for a boyfriend, a shoulder to lean on. But this has
become the bottom of my wishlist.
As time goes by, prioritizing assignments, exams and dance
classes occurs concurrently and the thought of falling into a hopeless romance
drifted away. From my previous experience, a very strong feeling I must say, I’ve
learnt to live independently and started to think for myself only. I started
going out for movie alone and dining alone, and apparently all of these seem too
natural for me. It becomes a part of me yet it’s so toxic that it is embedded in
me (somehow).
I began to lose patience when coordinating groups meet-up
and started to lose the way I socialise with people. I became a standalone and
often live in my own thoughts. Furthermore, I’ve been stuck in my desk for the
longest time ever since reorg. It’s really a bad idea to always stay in my seat
and not mingle around. Because for now, I lost touch of a lot of stuff – the craziness
vibe that my colleagues gave and the laughter they shared. I could see built-up
walls or imagined drawn up curtains that block me away from them. I’ve been
blaming them for casting me out and being paranoid of them saying negative
things behind my back, but actually, it’s all in my mind.
In reality, nobody has time to give their full attention for
anyone. We all have some matters to worry about – saving for travels, buying
branded goods, study, hobbies – no extra time is going to be wasted on someone
who plays their drama.
I should really stop now. Stop all the negative thinking.
Even though I said it a thousand times, but it kept crawling back. Mind game,
please stop playing in my head.
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