and disappointed.
I feel like I am being back in Year 2 of Monash. I hold on to a friend for I think it is worth the friendship. BUt after only 7 months, having to struggle with the illness too then, I realised I should learn to let go. IF one party does not cherish the friendship, it is already pointless to hold on so tightly.
Probably just like the sand analogy (that I quite love actually), the tighter you try to grasp the sand, the less retains. So probably I should just let go. Yong once showed me a flow chart about being happy or not. If not, how can I change it? If I don’t change, then most probably I will still be unhappy.
It took me sometime and a lot of courage to let go of that friend, and finally to smile and laugh sincerely again. I must also thank the group of people who helped me pull through, especially Wen Hao, Mun Keat, Chee Sian and Von Yi. Things got better and I felt better albeit the awkwardness at times. But I dare say I hold no grudges and I can still sincerely be friends with those others if they initiate it. I tried hard enough last time and I am not going to approach people who did not value me much.
This time, it is more of someone being such a pea-brain. I wonder if he will ever think through it and see a clear picture of what had happened. I am so tired already from work and research. Yet to have someone totally ignorant of these facts, and still wanting to add more dramas in between, I totally cannot accept it. I should learn from the lesson and let go NOW.
I can still be friend with someone who betrayed me when I was just in secondary school. I am sure I can be friends “again” with my ex-uni mates. So I am sure I can be friend with “you” again, if you chose to see the bigger picture and reflect properly what has happened. After so many times, this time, I am so worn out that I won’t be taking the initiative anymore. The “E” cannot jump through and say “GO”. My ego stays put, and it all depends on whether your “E” want to make that jump to “GO” or not.
I am really disappointed,
The one who always prefer a simpler life.