So what?
Apparently, some people don’t say, “So What?” and go along with others to parties, uh… I don’t know what else they do. But another ridiculous thing they indulge in is making resolutions:
- Like eating less sweets or snacks or both as if that’ll save them from listening to others’ comments about their health;
- Like exercising as if there’s no next year;
- Like being polite as if the world-peace depended on just that;
- Like learning something new everyday as if that’ll make them more appealing to others;
- Like being more secretive as if people cared in the first place;
- Like being less secretive as if people cared in the first place;
- Like trying to overcome one’s phobias as if it were a life-or-death issue;
- Like ranting about day-to-day stuff as if that’ll increase blog traffic.
Before I start to get self-aware, let me just wish you a very Happy New Year and point you to the photos of my recent
You are a minority if you called making resolutions a 'ridiculous thing'. All the examples are for the betterment, so what's the harm?
ReplyDeleteAnyways, 'self awareness' is a must :)
You also became a minority when you commented here. No harm as such, but I do genuinely think calling these examples 'resolutions' is ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteNot too much, though! If you get too 'self-aware', you start taking yourself seriously and that's a really bad deal! :)