Hey u!
Oh well, half of my life is spent at work and the other at the library even though I work at home. Doesnt seem like a home as I see it as an office. Life is great actually.
Being an introvert, I really enjoy being alone. I thank God for all the pleasures I was given and seeing many people in other parts of the country and even in Singapore suffer much worst than me, what else can I ask for right? I am filled with gratitude for what I have in life.
Even so, I am constantly pushing hard and trying my damn best to achieve what I have in mind, and it is slowly paying dividends. I already have a great girlfriend, one who is Loving, Faithful, Commited and best of all, my mom loves her loads like her daughter. I wonder why, but I just leave it as it is. That is nature taking its course and I shant dwell into it that much.
Others may have a different perception about her or whatnots, but to me, the most important thing is what I think about her, and they are largely positive. I appreciate what she has done for me, the stuff she buys for me, and the certainty that she will be with me no matter what I am going through. Ups and downs, she will still be by my side. Thats LFC for you, not Liverpool Football Club, but Loving,Faithful and Committed.
Being introverted, it takes time to warm up to people, and even so, it is hard to have comfortable relationships with people, and lucky for me, I am able to be so with her. My friends whom I am comfortable with, are fortunately my close buddies and ones whom I can rely and trust with.
As I grow up, my loner tendencies started to fade. I began to realise the importance of gelling around with others and network. I am grateful for all the chances and opportunities to grow and improve myself.
From the presence of a girlfriend, to my present job, to my promotion so on and so forth. Ultimately it is the sense of gratitude that matters most. Without it, it will be a constant battle with your mind and a deep sense of unease follows……………
Two Individuals. One Love.
