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Syahrul Naem Bin Jailani
150991
Aspiring Architect/Fashion Designer
I just want to make my parents proud, that's all.
30 November 2009 | 7:33:00 PM
Of liars and hypocrites

It's funny how relationships between people work. Sometimes we fail to show our love and appreciation to one another until we're given a certain deadline. Like how patients with terminal illness are given a period of time to live, they start realizing that Life is indeed too precious to be given away.

The same things happen with relationships. But instead of knowing the deadline, you don't know it. You won't know when your partner or your friend will leave you. You don't know what they are thinking. As much as you think you know the person well, you don't even begin to know him that well. It's crazy - this idea about not knowing when to appreciate the people around us.

To think that all these while I've been getting to know a lot of people and in the end, it all boils to nothing. It's so sad, people makes me sad. I guess we're going to be stuck in such a hypocritical nature for a long, long time because that's what human beings are best at - being hypocrites.

Okay that being said, I want out. From life. So NS is definitely coming at a good time. Amin.