Culture Silence

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Nang dahil kay bagyong Egay, walang pasok all levels from Wednesday to Saturday NCR. Sana lagging ganito hahaha joke, gusto ko din pumasok noh! But honestly I have not yet reviewed that much to all of my subjects, I reviewed only at Stats and Pol Gov and I am slowly forgetting what I had studied.

Wow! Ng dahil sa DOTA nag reunion kaming kaberks, hehehe. Bano na ako sobra, naging feeder na ako, nakakahiya na ako pag mag laro. Hell its just a game not a life and death situation. Although I still have my touch on playing PS2 puzzle and RPG games. Sayang I wanted to play Silent Hill 5 pero sa PS3 na siya, ang bilis ng turn over ng tecnology.

I am still thinking if I would continue my course or shift. When I think of it, I am reminded of my plans after I graduate. But now, I just got to do what I've got to do.

FINAL THOUGHT:

Isn't it funny when we know that a person, or anyone that's close to us, has done a mistake but yet we tend to ignore it. And why? Its because that we are trying to avoid that the person might either reject our comments or he/she would feel rejection. I tell you, it is better to tell the person his/her mistakes as early as possible so that both of you won't be embarrased with each other. Based on my experience, I was insulted and back stabbed when I've heard people's comments from another person and not from themselves. What matters for me is that they themselves would tell me whatever problems they have and I don't care if it is positive or negative, not to mention I am a frank person. So if you have any problems or you feel uncomfortable with somebody, you better tell him/her right away before others notice it, esspecially if it is someone really close to you, tell it in manner that the person would not be rejected or hurt. Be civilized, polite and mature enough! If that person won't change or listen that is another story. At least you've tried and showed your concern. It is the person's decision to change not yours; we could only persuade.