third person's view

hey guys
so today i woke up close to noon.
okay i know, but i slept at 4 plus.
don't ask me why. so, it started off
texting him. and later lunch with family,
badminton training, and dinner over at
grandma's. today, would be the
happiest day of the week(: okok, down
to the elaboration. badminton was good
thanks to the rally. first few matches is
really like shit. i just had to keep running
when my thighs are still aching. till i
partner wei jun against minghao and wilfred.
those matches were good. like evenly matched.
well it's fun. after vinod text me to help him
regarding his project. then we chatted a bit
about stuff that i am not going to say!! haha.
at the same time, i was texting him and many
things came clear. i somehow feel damn happy.
like all the questions that i wanted to ask
but don't dare to or previously wasn't answered,
was answered. super happy. and the funny thing
was, we were talking about it in a third person's
view. so it's like we're talking as though he is
one of my close friends giving me suggestions.
that made my day(: yup so moving on.
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parents always think that they are protecting their
children in no matter what they do. anything the
child says would just be rebellion and childish
to them, or rather most of them. i feel that being
so protective, it will just kill the kid's social life.
you may not realize it cause in your view, you're
just protecting your kid, and they will be thankful
to you in the future. but think of it this way. a child
that never tried anything before, be it healthy or not.
never tried before, never had that thrill before. so
when he grows up, what's he gonna tell his kids?
secondary school days, poly life, uni days. it's just
education all the way nothing else. compared to
another individual where have tried everything at
least one. they have that story to tell as compared
to the rest. see the picture? we may seem childish
and whatever way you see us. but, you'll only be a
certain age on a day only once. YOLO.
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alright
nights!!