A night of random thoughts. Yea, as if my essay hasn't kill my brain cells enough.
Blogging from my phone now. And I was just thinking about how I freaking hate it when people say to me "You guess?", regardless of the situation.
"You guess how much this costs?"
"You guess what I had for lunch?"
"You guess how many pieces of shit I pooped out this morning?"
Yadda yadda. Thankfully nobody has asked me the third case yet.
And usually I would just say, "I don't wanna guess. You tell me."
I mean like, why go one big round and tell me the answer. Waste time.
And if you didn't intend to tell me the answer in the first place, why ask me to guess? Waste time.
Alvin and I share this similar issue with uncertainty. He would hand in his essay and immediately hope that he can know how well he did for it. That's just his thing. I'm pretty chill when it comes to academics though. I go by the theory "I did my best, so I'll just wait and see."
But when it comes to other issues, I absolutely hate uncertainty and suspense. Some people can live with it though, ignorance is bliss to them. But definitely not for me.
Let's just all be straightforward people with no reservations, unless of course it concerns a grave matter and by saying things out means that it will cause a detrimental effect or have dire consequences to..whatever. You get my drift. Now that's a different thing altogether. But simple things like, when you feel the need to compliment someone, do it. Or when you wanna diss someone off, do it. It may hurt their feelings, but it's truly how you feel anyway. The bottomline is, tell people how you feel. It's more genuine that way.
Don't don a mask unless you have to literally, like at a masquerade, or if you're a clown or something. Okay, clowns paint their faces but that's not the point.
The world will be a different place, when nothing's too hard to say, be it good or bad.
At least, we're honest with ourselves.
