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Wednesday, 24 June 2009
Healing Prescription. - Day 1.

Day one.

Like how my previous entry had stated, I had been banned by my dad to go to school today.

He's mad enough about the fact that I had been falling sick every month this year, and personally I think that I had been burdening him with all the medical expenses at the clinic monthly.

I feel myself useless in that way.

Burdening my parents with sick weak me when they already have tons of other problems of their own to try and solve.

I just have to try and be a good daughter, and heal properly this time.

I'm tempted to delete my entry titled Rejected before any of them classmates or schoolmates see it, but I thought otherwise.

It's a phase in my life, and I'm going to try and get over it.

Only one person read that entry right after it got published.

And she knocked some good old sense into my throbbing head.

With me being all mopey and down like this, I tend to make those who really do care for me even more upset that they feel they can't do anything to help me.

Or, they will get tired of my pessimistic self and will leave me friendless, and there goes my last of friendships.

I myself do not like blogging about the downs in my life.

But I seriously have no idea where else to channel all that negativity to.

I had always wanted to blog about my everyday life like other teenagers, about how they have fun with their friends, their school, their happiness, their downs, and how they learn to stand up and continue living life throughout valuable lessons taught by different situations that are thrown to them.

Something I realized, there's too much unhappiness in this blog more than the happy things I do encounter in my life.

So, a new goal.
Blog about the happy and joyous matters in life that do bring a sincere smile and a banshee-like laughter more often, and when I do read these entries back, they will automatically put that needed smile back on my face.
She also mentioned something that really made me think twice about my usual practicality.

"You're emoing like you just got dumped by a boyfriend."

And I was pretty dumbfounded by how true that statement was.

I have never cared so much about boyfriend-girlfriend relationships before, and now I'm moping about something that is similar to that issue, but isn't.

Even to the point when this issue can reduce me to nothingness and tears.

It's easier not to brood about this matter when I don't have to see said particular someone in school today.

But yes, it does give me some much needed alone time to think things over and sort my thoughts out.

Day two will be much harder.

We'll see about then.

But for now, it's time to stop banging on the closed door and pick up enough courage to walk through that newly opened one.

And to those friends who had always stayed by my side throughout The Drama, and up till the very moments of now I hope, I'm sorry for my emotional and negative self.

Like she said, the least I can do is to repay you all back by being happy.

And yes, I shall try.

I will. (:

A very big thank you to her who had constantly been there for me and giving me advice throughout my years in high school.

She watched me grow up, and I do think she knows me better than I know myself.

You know who you are.

It's unfortunate I can't mention who, since even this had brought some jealousy into this particular relationship in school.

But you know I'm really grateful to you, for just being there.

Thank you.

And thank you to the friends who never judged me when I'm down in the dumps and looked like a miserly old Scrooge. ;)


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