When I started communicating about one of the good news to my close circles, the responses were mixed. I really wanted to write down some of them for I might forget them otherwise. But then, I thought I better forget them -- why find a way to keep something that isn't pleasant in nature.
I do know that people are different. Everyone is a unique in their own kind. But I thought that there are at least some basic common characters within my close circle. Otherwise why would someone feel the closeness. But then, when some people even break such belief of yours, how could you respond ? More than provoking anguish, they make me feel weird. In this world of uncertainty, some people are suffering from severe 'what's-there-for-me' disorder.
I really wanted to write a post about the responses in their abstract form but then I thought I might end up violating their privacy -- not everyone wants publicity, do they ?
Paul Arockiam.
17-July-2014.
I do know that people are different. Everyone is a unique in their own kind. But I thought that there are at least some basic common characters within my close circle. Otherwise why would someone feel the closeness. But then, when some people even break such belief of yours, how could you respond ? More than provoking anguish, they make me feel weird. In this world of uncertainty, some people are suffering from severe 'what's-there-for-me' disorder.
I really wanted to write a post about the responses in their abstract form but then I thought I might end up violating their privacy -- not everyone wants publicity, do they ?
Paul Arockiam.
17-July-2014.
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