"Parents are in the best position to help, but it requires a certain degree of detachment to ensure that in doing so we are not trying to live vicariously through our children or fulfilling our own aspirations of having them hold down the kind of profession that will earn us respect and honour, or, worse, setting them up in a career such that it will ensure we are taken care of in retirement"
March 5, 2005 - Parents can help kids find their true vocation

i dont owe my WHOLE life to you.
im not obliged to give up MY interests for yours
and it is NOT an excuse when i say im not interested.
i dont regret quiting it. and i never will.
no matter how hard you try to make me regret.

stop comparing me with other people.
if you think they are better than me.
go adopt them.
or go find another child that's custom made for you. if you can find one.
well. i believe you can.
since every other kid in this world is better than me.

if you think you know how to appreciate music.
i'm sorry, but you're wrong.
cos all you know is how to get certificates.

i dont wish to lose my interest over a USELESS piece of paper.

























i wont regret.









and if you think i dont care about you.
then i'll tell you .
loving a person, does not mean that the person has to fufill YOUR DREAMS.
loving a person does not include doing what the person tells you do. blindly.
and if you think that's what love is.
go get a robot.












i am selfish.
i wont sacrifice my happiness unecessarily.
esp. doing something im unhappy with.












i am not giving excuses.













where's my happy-go-lucky-self?

























i shouldnt have brought it up in the first place.