7 Types of People You Should Shun

As humanly as possible, we strive to enjoy and appreciate life from a perspective together with people that acknowledge our distinctions as an individual destined for a greater purpose. The hunger for happiness is an innate desire that no flora and fauna could ever understand nor grasp the meaning behind it. In fact, this euphoria is even amplified when we are surrounded with (interesting) Homo sapiens from all walks of life. Simply said, establishing a relationship (i.e. affair, friendship, etc.) with other people is as normal as eating three times a day. We are humans, and we correlate – the focal part where one depends or affects on another. You definitely can’t be a lone ranger for your entire fucking life. Dude, we all need to bond with other humans. This is what makes us different from other living things such as cacti and horses.

However, the possibility of a person to build a connection or rapport with another person is as the same as the possibility that he/she can completely abolish a well-founded relationship. Imagine: As we are continuously blinded by what we see (for it’s a nature for humans to be visual), we tend to forget how to differentiate what’s right from wrong. Trust me, I heard plethora of stories about friendships gone wrong because of overfamiliarity, disrespect, betrayal and things of such nature. And surprisingly, these are all due to selfishness and/or greed (of course, there are other reasons, but these terms stand out). And what I’m saying is not only about friendship; this goes the same with having a romantic or fuck-purpose relationship. And later will you realize that there’s something wrong; that this is entirely because of how fucking dumb you are to be influenced with people that are completely fucking dumb as well.

Psychoanalysis Approach: My Unfortunate Lesson Plan

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When I was still in college, our professor told us to fabricate a lesson plan. It will revolve around the specific topic that we are assigned the whole semester. Honestly, this “lesson plan thing” of mine is incorrect in terms of the format. Lucky for me I had this topic stuffed in my mind since the day we started our thesis. Hence, the Psychoanalysis Approach. However, the way the approach is discussed and elaborated below is valid. I don’t like the notion of the activities, though. As for the moment, check it yourself and let me know if I miss something essential here.

7 Reasons Why Studying On The Day Before The Exam Is Stupid

To tell you honestly, this idea came from my mom when my brother and I were still kids. She was even really submerged with this notion of hers. It was way back then, though.  She constantly reminds us that studying on the day before the exam is totally useless; it's not an effective thing to do for one to surpass the exam. At first, I don’t seem to understand her point when she wants us to achieve good grades. But, as the days passed, I realized that she was completely right. For her, studying and, most especially, familiarizing regularly our lessons is the effective thing to do. And, the former thing on the day before the exam is completely useless. Eventually, I applied my mom's idea. Well, what can I do? They tell me that mother knows best.

Why I'm Still Courting "WRITING" Until Now

Indeed, this site has still a lot of loads to do before it makes any recognition in the blogosphere. With all the various websites lurking in the latter,  the former would definitely have a hard time snaking through the labyrinth. The best thing, however, is that writing has no barriers; a single phrase or word can either be precised or ambiguous when it comes to this niche. It totally depends on how passionate the writer is, though. One can perceive an array of perspectives and/or ideologies regardless of the subject being sufficed. For me, nonetheless, writing is literature and I'm fueled to write despite the countless walls that surround me.

When Zeus and I Met

When I was in college, I developed a love for writing. I get to enjoy and see life at a different perspective when I'm playing with words. I'm not saying that I'm a good writer, but, denying that writing is my passion would be an understatement. Basically, there's this underlying connection between me and this niche. It seems like I can't finish my day without doing things that concern writing. With this considered, I concurred that I will become a great writer someday. However, as what most people say, it's easier said than done. At the very first place, I thought it's not an arduous task. It's just a walk in the park. There's no need for me to dig in deeper with the basics and/techniques. But, like the demigod, Achilles, I too was shot on my heel.