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what's the point
Tuesday, December 14, 201011:13 PM



what's the point of being angry? what's the point of feeling that? yes. life is about forgiving and forgetting. but what's the point when knowing you can never trust the word 'sorry' that comes out from people's mouth. you will never understand what i am going through in my stage. wait til you are in my shoes when people give you thousand and one excuses and the only thing you can do is curse inside and try to pretend that everything is going to be okie. than you'll know how tiring it can be.


MJ told me that you tend to think maturely in some stage and regret on the things you used to do and learn from it and he was right. as always.