How many of you agree with the abovementioned statement? Please raise your hands.
*Looks around*
hmmm Seems like not many agree to it. Or maybe, its because of the fact that most of my readers are youngsters.
It sounds like something a parent would say isnt it? Something that i know my mom once said.
But when you're working, you'll know what it feels like seriously.
And people like me, would dread it.
Don't you get it?
I can give you thousands of reasons why i
1. When you're at work you keep doing the same things over and over again you'll wonder when it'll end
2. When you're at work you'll wonder how long you'll be staying here
3. When you're at work you realise that the already cleared table is not cleared again
4. When the superior just pisses you off because of stupid things
5. When you're at work.. you work till late by the time its time to leave you'll just go straight home and the cycle repeats itself the next day
6. Your social circle grows smaller especially with no.5 in place.
7. You're too tired to think about your future coz, you've been thinking the whole day by the time you leave you'll just switch off.
8. Because of No. 7, you realise that 5 yrs might have passed and you'll still be at the exact same spot you were 5 yrs ago.
9. You end up doing things alone after work, coz it gets done faster when you go by yourself and then you rush home to sleep
10. When you work, you're out every single day, you get pissed with things sometimes and there are times you wanna just die of boredom and when weekends arrive you prefer to lock yourself in your room and bundle yourself up in the blankets and sleep till late afternoon.
11. When you actually have an outside activity you do after work, you'll just do it and then you go home and the cycle repeats itself on the same day every week.
Ooops. I've overshot. lol.
Its not that i will reject going out.. but you know.. these are the things you do nearly everyday in your life. Its not as if everyday you'll go out rite?
Lol.
Sadded.
I've made up my mind. Just get me outta here.