At a point of our lives, we realize the world is not fair. Every single person will know it. If it was fair it wouldn't be called world, it'd be called fair. OBVIOUSLY. Haha. Point made nonetheless.

I'm donating all my textbooks and uniforms to the school tomorrow. Anyone wants them before i give it all away? But nah, it's too last minute anyway. HAHAHAHA. It's all pretty new, unused. The hell to burning them. Figured If i could make a difference by giving them to people who needs it, why not? It's better than selling them.

I'm a lucky person. Fuck all those posts which i declared i was mistreated, misunderstood and mis-s youuuu~. LOL

For every unfortunate event that befalls you, God or whoever suits you bless you something better. Sometimes you just don't see it. You dwell in the shit so long so pitifully that you miss out on the new light that's been shone on you.

I was born fatherless i think. Maybe that ass was there for the first year or so. But God blessed me with a such a loving mother and a father so much wiser and richer( yea man~! :P ) that i wouldn't be who i am today if it wasn't for him. He has ways i couldn't comprehend, but he turned me out pretty well.

I was sent to a rehab. As much as i loathed it there at the beginning, what i learnt that is priceless. NO one would ever take away that knowledge and wisdom i bequeathed from that place. 

Being rejected a family time and time again felt lonely and unwanted. But through it i learnt that sometimes things aren't what it appears to be. Some decisions that my parents, my 'manager', or even my rehab master made, it didn't seem logical sometimes. But it all played a part in building me. It was all with good intentions. Of course, every human judgement carries a form of biasedness. If you know it, it trains tolerance. If you don't, it doesn't hurt.

Raising me needed a different method. Quite an unpleasant one. But I come out finer.

-dav.