I see a teabag suspended in mid-cup.
I see what everyone else sees. I feel what everyone else feels.
My perception of the activities i engage in are also, largely influenced by society’s perception of them.
I have so many questions regarding my future. Will i get a boyfriend, when will i get married, and most importantly, what will i be doing 10 years down the road? There are too many answers. Too many for me to comprehend.
Sometimes i wonder it it me holding myself back? Fear of not becoming the best so i don’t attempt to do it at all?
Most people complain how society is so rigid and does not give one enough freedom, but to come to think of it, maybe it’s TOO LIBERAL, that’s why we are spoiled for choices. If society is really rigid, I won’t be able to choose, and will probably be an engineer? However, it might be my bad results that broke me away from this stereotypical rat race.
If one has to be different (in a negative way) to break societal norms to achieve what they really want in life, is it worth it?
There is a risk to every profession isn’t there. Not a risk that affects mortality, but risks like you will never be as outstanding as your peers. Singers that failed to have tours, producers for Rebecca Black, chefs in food centres vs chefs in marina bay sands restaurants.
But again who are to judge who achieves more than the other?
And on what basis are we judging?
“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.”
― Albert Einstein