Watching Glee is really taking its toll on me. I used to be a huge fan and then I stopped watching just because I convinced myself that I have to focus on studying if I want to get better grades and stuff. Screw that. I find myself being stressed out for a few months, torturing myself inside when what I should really be doing is enjoy myself. Well enjoying myself doesn't mean all play and no homework. It simply means that I have to have fun too. I am freaking dull when all I ever think about it when should I finish my Physics homework or how may chapters of chemistry should I study this week. I forgot about what time should I watch Glee this week or where should I go this Sunday. I have completely kept that aside for these past six months and I regret it so much right now. Watching Glee and hanging out with my friends today reminded me that. All of us, we only have 6 more (scratch that. make it 5) months together. It hurts. It scares me. It makes me want to cry. I hate goodbyes. Never liked them. I know they're just acting but it freaking tore me apart when Blaine thought Kurt was cheating on him and that they almost broke up( this is the episode I'm at now. Don't judge.) I know it's not real. I know it's fake. But I can't help feeling the sorrow, the sadness and every effing episodes made me cry. I am so emotional right now that I can't stop typing.
Everyone graduates. They shake each other hands or give each other a hug and they move on, they walk different paths, not knowing if the paths they choose will ever cross again. This makes me really sad and I don't know why. I never felt this way with my Form 5 classmates but I feel this way with my Form 6 classmates. It feels like we've been through a whole lot together. This one year feels like ten if you ask me. I guess the older you get, the more you start to appreciate. And to think that around this time last year when we first started Form 6, I freaking hated everyone in class. Okay I don't hate them but everyone seems really scary and I feel like they look down on me or something. Okay maybe that's just me and I, I have this freaking tendency to hate smart kids. I still can't quite understand why but I'm sure it's probably due to jealousy or stuff like I'll never be good enough like them... Okay. Main point.
Last year, we were all in our own groups. We sat with only people we were comfortable with. We talked only to people we were comfortable with. It only took one year or maybe less to make us the family we are now. I have to say that I am going to miss every single one of my classmates. Every single one. The crap we give each other, the jokes and the insults + teases we throw at each other but in the end of the day, we were all on the same page and I'm talking about a really huge book here.
These last few months we have together are going to be really exciting. I just know it. I have a lot of things I'm looking forward to. Exciting and not so exciting events. I look forward to them all. I have to say, Form 6 helped me grew up a lot. I know that a lot of people say that kids who go to Form 6 are usually kind of childish and well independent but I don't see it that way. I think it teaches a very valuable lesson in life. H?ow hard life is and not everything will go your way and of course, Time Management. You're going to be needing that for the rest of your lives. Speaking of the rest of our lives. I wonder what would the rest of my life look like. I wonder how long will it take for me to find out. See, this is the exciting things I look forward to. Life, it's a burning thing. Sometimes it extinguishes but with enough oxygen supply, it lightens once more. This is probably the reason why I have yet to killed myself after so many times of depression. I was optimistic enough to look forward. Optimistic enough to convince myself that things will get better and things DO get better. Like they said, there's always a rainbow after a storm. The rest of your life? How will you spend it? Who? will you spend it with? Who will you entrust the rest of your life to? Well, I have a few on my list if you want to know ;)
Oh and my thoughts about the holiday?
Everyone graduates. They shake each other hands or give each other a hug and they move on, they walk different paths, not knowing if the paths they choose will ever cross again. This makes me really sad and I don't know why. I never felt this way with my Form 5 classmates but I feel this way with my Form 6 classmates. It feels like we've been through a whole lot together. This one year feels like ten if you ask me. I guess the older you get, the more you start to appreciate. And to think that around this time last year when we first started Form 6, I freaking hated everyone in class. Okay I don't hate them but everyone seems really scary and I feel like they look down on me or something. Okay maybe that's just me and I, I have this freaking tendency to hate smart kids. I still can't quite understand why but I'm sure it's probably due to jealousy or stuff like I'll never be good enough like them... Okay. Main point.
Last year, we were all in our own groups. We sat with only people we were comfortable with. We talked only to people we were comfortable with. It only took one year or maybe less to make us the family we are now. I have to say that I am going to miss every single one of my classmates. Every single one. The crap we give each other, the jokes and the insults + teases we throw at each other but in the end of the day, we were all on the same page and I'm talking about a really huge book here.
These last few months we have together are going to be really exciting. I just know it. I have a lot of things I'm looking forward to. Exciting and not so exciting events. I look forward to them all. I have to say, Form 6 helped me grew up a lot. I know that a lot of people say that kids who go to Form 6 are usually kind of childish and well independent but I don't see it that way. I think it teaches a very valuable lesson in life. H?ow hard life is and not everything will go your way and of course, Time Management. You're going to be needing that for the rest of your lives. Speaking of the rest of our lives. I wonder what would the rest of my life look like. I wonder how long will it take for me to find out. See, this is the exciting things I look forward to. Life, it's a burning thing. Sometimes it extinguishes but with enough oxygen supply, it lightens once more. This is probably the reason why I have yet to killed myself after so many times of depression. I was optimistic enough to look forward. Optimistic enough to convince myself that things will get better and things DO get better. Like they said, there's always a rainbow after a storm. The rest of your life? How will you spend it? Who? will you spend it with? Who will you entrust the rest of your life to? Well, I have a few on my list if you want to know ;)
Oh and my thoughts about the holiday?