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Friday, 27 June 2008
Realizing Agonization and Petrification

Agonized because I'm making the people who really care about me worried about me. A LOT.

Petrified because I AM petrified. The very same people that are around me are, too.

I am making these people worry over me.

They take my problems as their problems.

They let me rant and go on and on about my very redundant life. And listen too.

They cried with me when I was going through the hardest times of my journey through this evil yet as real as can be - reality.

I won't talk about my parents. They care, only they don't really make it really obvious. Which makes me misunderstand about them the whole time but, yeah, I'm learning.

Today, the wonderful spotlight goes to my piano teacher.

At first, I thought today was gonna be a class that's the same like the previous classes. Bang bang bang the keys, talk talk talk, correct mistakes and give comments, the like.

But, I finally broke down in front of her today.

Yes, I'm actually freak afraid I can't pass my practical for piano this year.

Unknown fact about this blogger - I really need to get the best grades possible for my piano exams so that I can be a certified piano teacher to get some extra duckets for my family, and nobody's pressuring me to get a distinction for a must, instead I'm pushing myself to go for the best. (I guess this is what SIGS does partly to you, harhar.) It's not like we're loaded you know, there's tons of finances to think about, and I wanna help lighten this burden for my parents, by earning my own pocket money to fund myself, while they can use that amount of money to settle more important issues.

I already failed last year, and I never realized it, but I'm actually traumatized by my past experience of sitting for my Grade 5 practical and failed for playing something I did not.

I understand that luck plays a part in the grading too, but I just couldn't believe I was just THAT unlucky.

I had really depended on pure luck for the past 15 years of my life, I actually found myself pretty lucky indeed.

But till last year, not anymore.

She really counselled me about the whole issue, and she cried too.

I'm sorry I made her cried.

But it wasn't as bad as me. And hoyeah, I seriously do not cry a lot. I never believed in the concept of crying. I always thought it makes me look weak, and the always paranoid me am always afraid that everybody in this world would find it easy to manipulate me and look down on my abilities.

Till this year that is, I now know crying is a way to release some bottled-up emotions.

A mucho gracias to her for being there for me, and for believing in me. I'll seriously find time, even if I have to practise in the middle of the night to make you proud of me. And to let you know you're not wrong in having faith in me.

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And yes, I realized I'm not in camp like I should be.

I fainted right as I stepped out from my house, burning hotter than hot.

Turns out I had a super high fever, and camp is cancelled for me.

So here I am, blogging and now signing out to regenerate some new brain cells that got burnt and perished in the heat.


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