* Keith * If it's worth having, it's worth fighting for says:
Tho self-realisation makes me more jaded and bitter
celine * says:
yea, that's why you need this other factor - you need to move on after self-realisation
it doesnt end there
* Keith * If it's worth having, it's worth fighting for says:
HAHA
I dont know how people do that
Self-realisation can be paralysing
celine * says:
i just managed to move on
YOU CAN TOO
Name: celine
Date: 11/4/2009
Colorgenics Number: 54203617
You are in a state of constant expectation and want interesting and exciting things to happen to you. But in fact, you are a 'Walter Mitty' at times - a dreamer - over-imaginative and often given to fantasy or day-dreaming. There is nothing wrong in 'dreaming' - how boring life would be if one just followed the doctrines of everyday life - but one must not continue leading a life of continuous fantasy. You need to face reality in spite of all its possible shortcomings.
You are a fighter and always on the defensive. You always need to be sure that your position is safe and established. When you finally make a decision you will pursue it to the bitter end in spite of all opposition.
You are confined and trapped in a distressing or uncomfortable situation and seeking some way out. Whatever you seem to do to resolve the problem hasn't worked out. Fortunately you are able to gain some aspect of relief from someone close to you.
It would seem that an existing situation or relationship is unsatisfactory and you feel that there is little that you can do about it without 'some help from your friends', but you have no desire to show the world how vulnerable you really are and therefore you consider it inadvisable to display affection or be over demonstrative. You regard this particular relationship as a depressing tie and although you would like to be independent and unhampered, you don't want to run the risk of losing anything. All this leads you to react 'touchily' and with impatience, while the urge to 'get away from it all' results in considerable restlessness and stress. Your ability to concentrate may suffer.
You don't like conflict and you endeavour to avoid criticism. You want to do your own thing and to be able to decide what is right for you. You have considerable personable charm - and this is used with considerable effect on those that keep your company.
celine * says:
meow
derr says:
ROAR
celine * says:
:(
derr says:
go slp
celine * says:
so mean
i meow-ed you
and you chased me away
derr says:
it's so hard to walk away. i want to, very very badly, but there's sth blocking. predisposition? i imagine you must be feeling the same, yet ironically different. you understand, when you shouldn't, since we are so different. yet the same. makes everything seem like a cycle of oppression, in which we oppress ourselves. then again, i am not telling you anything new.
i cant tell you anything you dont already know.
derr says:
i love celine
she's so mean
eating's a sin
but she eats like a bin
celine * says:
WHAT
HAHAHAHAHA
derr says:
she eats so "kin"
yet still so thin
oh, jin
*finish*
*applause*
/Edit
Anyway, my fellow lit majors are probably the most hilarious bunch of people I've ever met. Everyone's always up at 2am bitching about lit books, discussing what they're reading, bitching about lecturers on facebook. Misery loves company - I'm starting to see how this is true:D
Hello Keith, I'm looking forward to an awesome and entertaining presentation this thursday when you speak to Dr Pan with your pierced tongue!
You know, when life gets boring and when people don't live up to your expectations; your friends are just one sms away from keeping you entertained with the most random activities. The past few weeks have been awesome. Besides the interns, Shar, Isabel and some others that I havent caught up with for a long time, I even managed to meet up with Song, James, Moses, Buns with Pam due to some very random and last minute texting.
And here, are the people who have been colouring my life with their crazy suggestions over the weeks.
