Despite the difficulty of keeping an active blog, you know, one with a lot of sense (because I donapos;t allow myself to show anything else but anger and joy in the first blog), I decided that I should create another blog -- this one -- with the main purpose of having the ability to let out a couple of things that I donapos;t really discuss in real life. Blame it on my fatherapos;s genes that I donapos;t like discussing emotional matters, I guess, but then the difference between me and him is that once in a while I see the need to let it all out -- hence this blog. Another main reason I made this blog was so that no one or at least only a few people can read my emotional turmoils, ones I donapos;t like sharing at all, because I donapos;t like people seeing who I am through my momentary emotions. And despite the time now and my 9AM class tomorrow, this has been boiling underneath the surface and maybe, just maybe, right now is the time to take off the cover and let the steam escape. Forgive me for being so emotional but I promise you when I say this will be shorter than this first paragraph. After all, who wants to read a depressing blog right?
They say change, for the most part, brings good things. Thatapos;s only for the most part and for the past few, I donapos;t know, probably months already, Iapos;ve always felt like I was being left behind. Kaya nga napagiiwanan ang title. Iapos;m not naming names or what these people have done (they are a lot and not that theyapos;ve done anything to offend me) but itapos;s because of this thing called change that has got me feeling this way. Change changed them, and these changed people are close to me. Itapos;s like, sometimes, it gets awkward to hang out or talk to them. Itapos;s like Iapos;m just getting to know them. Change made them into new people, picking up new habits, being besides themselves.
Too much, I say.�Or is it, that change hasnapos;t found me yet?
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