Thursday, October 10, 2013

10 Oct 13, 1:50am

Okay, I am going to start making this a habit, of writing down my thoughts and feelings regularly, and eventually keep all these as entries for a little diary. This is especially so, when I encounter happenings that makes me happy, improve myself as a person and even unpleasant things, which eventually makes me learn something new, and made me a better person after that. I always wanted to write, but I have a bad habit of procrastinating about this, if not lazy to start on this new habit. I think it would be good if I could make writing as a habit. Not only improving my essay writing skills, I also can clarify my thoughts by putting them into words. By keeping a copy of what I written, I can measure the amount of growth every day and make every single moment counts. Here goes:

Seriously, one of my fi has been making me feel increasingly unpleasant for the past few weeks, since we arrive in Newcastle. There are too many things to record down and it’s really pointless to put my energy in reminiscing these unpleasant thoughts which only make me feel bad about myself. I know my character flaws, personal weaknesses. However, I’m sufficiently self-conscious to classify what’s right and wrong. All the endless arguments, childish ultimatum, over sensitivity and personal egos are driving me nuts. Says so much, but doesn’t want to sit down and trash things out with me. I doubt he has ever listened and take in things from me. As I reflected and look upon this issue now, I realized that it is really pointless to harbour unpleasant thoughts of how unhappy I felt about him, guilt for not being his ideal buddy as he thought so initially and how I am going to make things right. It drives my energy to the wrong direction and spoils my mood for the day, which would be such a waste if I continue to do so. Hence, I conclude that if he doesn’t approach and ask for a trash out session and listen to what we got to say, there’s no point in harping on this issue. So be it, if our paths splits, find our separate group of friends, apartment, life, etc. It might not be the way we planned it out to be before we arrive in UK, but definitely I will ensure I will make my own decisions and decide how I want my life to be.

Looking back the past twenty two years of my life, I realized I have gone through pretty much stuffs myself and learnt many life lessons from each corner of my life’s timeline. I understood the importance of making the right choices and keeping the discipline of keeping promises to myself. I remembered I was so affected by how others perceive about me and how I made many choices based on the wrong reasons such as peer pressure. I remembered not feeling good but still played along with the flow just because I wanted to be a nice guy. It’s not that nice guys don’t last, but if I do not choose and fight for the life that I want to create, it will never happen and my life will always be subjected to external factors that are never the right reasons. I couldn’t improve and be the best out of myself if I don’t start taking full responsibility of my happiness and my life.

I need positive growth and change. I realized that if I continue to allow unpleasant thoughts, and the wrong company of friends, I will never be able to take in positive, substantial thoughts, and great soul mates that will bring the best out of me. A cup will always be full and unable to take in new and positive things if I don’t pour out the bad ones. There is many more elaboration in regards to this topic and I’m going to skip that for now, because I will never stop for the next three hours once I start and I need my sleep for a great day later. Hence, with regards to the issue with my friend, I have to learn to accept that there are a huge variety of different types of people in the world and I have to respect every one for their uniqueness. I can’t blame him for complaining everyday about his hostel, being egoistic, etc. Whether or not he changes to be a better person and work on his flaws is entirely up to him. It is his own responsibility and rights to work out on how he wants to lead his life and how much he wants to improve himself as an individual. I can try to help as a friend and give feedbacks. As a friend, the only mature, right thing I can do is to respect him as an individual and accept him for who he is. I won’t push my ideals to him and will always stay out of his decision makings. I need to stop all the negative thoughts I have for him now, and should start to forgive the things that he does which makes me pissed. Clear the bad feelings I have deep down, respect him and move on. Henceforth, more positive feelings and thoughts would then have room to come in and I will feel so much better.


Letting bygones be bygones, forgiving his unpleasant actions internally and respect him as a friend, it makes me feel that I can better manage situations like these now and enhance positive thinking in me. It is part of the process of self-discovery and my growth in being a better person. Alright, I have to sleep now. I got to sleep and wake up later to the awesome start of a new day. Till then!

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