there. there. i was always put in a position where i don't say anything about something that i don't like, just because i want to keep the good terms with the people around me. the strong will to keep my tongue to myself, just so i won't hurt anyone else, just so things will not get uglier. maybe i was raised that way. the more rational approach. the attitude to solve a problem, rather than making it hard on anyone, anyone at all. not that i'm already very happy with everybody around me, not that i'm happy with everything that goes on around me. but its my upbringing that made me who i am today, a person who is very optimist, to try to understand people's behaviours, and to work my best so that things will not turn uglier than it had been.
but no matter how hard i try to be the rational one, i will eventually come to a point where i will be tired. tired of being stabbed, of being judged, of being condemned, of being distanced, of being used. tired of being the one who always keeps a sweet face in front of people who stabbed me, tired of being the one who always have to be the first to put effort just so the tense will not prolong. i am darn tired, and i am not happy. if only you are in my shoes, or have been in the same situation, maybe you will understand a little, if not much.
don't question my commitment, don't question my effort. i know how to do work and i know how you tend to show off. please, don't let me question yours because i can definately do that and make you shut up at the end. i'm capable of that, and the reason i'm not doing it is because i prefer to show respect rather than finger pointing. sorry, i was not raised that way. maybe this is my emotions talking, but its better that way because i can indeed think rationally and lay down rational reasons to counter you. oh yeah, those attitude, keep them to yourself please.
yours truly,
yasmin