Another piece of advice
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Last night I attended an English speaking community called e-Club. It's been my weekly routine on Thursday eve. I was not supposed to be part of the club, as my DoA suggested that I should belong to the 'hurray team' encouraging everyone to speak up. Yet, I kinda enjoyed it as a semi-participant. Ha ha ha.
It was a quite frightening topic to discuss ... Psychological Disorder! It only took a few minutes to elicit some surprising facts about its various kinds. They were multiple personality, schizophrenia, phobia, bulimia, anorexia, and some other diseases about which we were wrong. Hmmm, it was good to finally get well informed. Then, we went through everyone’s problems, it was set to take turns clockwise. Some fessed up their problems while some other just made up the stories. I, myself, got a bit confused to reveal.
The next thing to do was a shrewd move. One was to act as a psychologist, paired up another one as a patient. I’m not going to elaborate each pair.
Then, it was a pair, in which I was the patient. I completely had no idea what spirit occupied me that night so that I suddenly got the guts to fess up a story of my life. I illustrated that as problem of my life. It wasn’t a problem; actually, it was more like a burning question which keeps haunting me and insisting an answer.
hmmm, so I started out:
"...there was this woman. She is a young, witty, affectionate teacher ..."
I knew it very well, that I made it too easy to guess. It was ME. So, everyone started to look curious, some were laughing, shouting, racing after my words (as if he knew what I was about to tell). The bottom line is they were listening.
And the my line reached its peak when I finally said:
"She finds it hard to find someone."
Everyone was burst into laughter. Oh No, I regretted telling the truth in just a minute...But then, I've got nothing to lose. A word of advice would be worth my genuine, plain stupid confession.
Soon, a sound-wise voice broke the laughter, telling me to do this and that, things I've heard like a thousand times ...
Yeah, it's just another piece of advice, or it's been the only answer.
I'll figure out ... someday.
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Last night I attended an English speaking community called e-Club. It's been my weekly routine on Thursday eve. I was not supposed to be part of the club, as my DoA suggested that I should belong to the 'hurray team' encouraging everyone to speak up. Yet, I kinda enjoyed it as a semi-participant. Ha ha ha.
It was a quite frightening topic to discuss ... Psychological Disorder! It only took a few minutes to elicit some surprising facts about its various kinds. They were multiple personality, schizophrenia, phobia, bulimia, anorexia, and some other diseases about which we were wrong. Hmmm, it was good to finally get well informed. Then, we went through everyone’s problems, it was set to take turns clockwise. Some fessed up their problems while some other just made up the stories. I, myself, got a bit confused to reveal.
The next thing to do was a shrewd move. One was to act as a psychologist, paired up another one as a patient. I’m not going to elaborate each pair.
Then, it was a pair, in which I was the patient. I completely had no idea what spirit occupied me that night so that I suddenly got the guts to fess up a story of my life. I illustrated that as problem of my life. It wasn’t a problem; actually, it was more like a burning question which keeps haunting me and insisting an answer.
hmmm, so I started out:
"...there was this woman. She is a young, witty, affectionate teacher ..."
I knew it very well, that I made it too easy to guess. It was ME. So, everyone started to look curious, some were laughing, shouting, racing after my words (as if he knew what I was about to tell). The bottom line is they were listening.
And the my line reached its peak when I finally said:
"She finds it hard to find someone."
Everyone was burst into laughter. Oh No, I regretted telling the truth in just a minute...But then, I've got nothing to lose. A word of advice would be worth my genuine, plain stupid confession.
Soon, a sound-wise voice broke the laughter, telling me to do this and that, things I've heard like a thousand times ...
Yeah, it's just another piece of advice, or it's been the only answer.
I'll figure out ... someday.
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