This is a happy post

As we get older, we get nostalgic. Melancholic. And most notably - tragic.

I left the blogging arena some years ago as I just couldn't commit with updating mundane things that happened in my life (plus I discovered Twitter).

I used to be such a happy camper. I had a bright outlook on the world. I actually liked people.

Now I'm just a cynic. I counter every positive things in life from my pessimistic point of view. And I just can't stand people.

I have most possibly changed. Something inside me changed. Meeting a lot of amazing people (and enduring toxic friends) changed me. Being screwed over by many different parties for their own gains changed me.

A lot of people claiming they're my friends said that I've become arrogant, indifferent, sarcastic and difficult. Well so what. It's not my fault you're insufferable.

I'm most possibly perpetually depressive as well, but who needs to get into details now?

But you know what? I absolutely love it.

Time passes

I used to be an angry teenager.

The teachers sucked. The politicians were talking shit. And grown ups never listen to you.

I am 30+ and I don't listen to angry teenagers.

Things never change.

Freshman

Blogging after an absence of a few years feels like having sex for the first time. You know what to do, seen everything you can on the Internet, yet when push comes to shove, you just trust your gut instincts.

Which I am about to do now.

In this day and age of social networks and micro-blogging sites, blogging seems to be like writing with a quill. It's messy, time-consuming and no one actually does it anymore.

To think that when I started eight years ago, social networking was in its infancy. Mark Zuckerberg was just another angry freshman in college and tweeting seemed like something you did when you see hot chicks.

My thanks to a certain someone for making all this possible. She provided me the platform to blog eight years ago, and continues to provide me with the same platform now. I haven't really grown up, haven't I?

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