I don't know which is worse. Direct and physical pain, or indirect and mental frustrations.
Today certainly became interesting. No longer drenched in the realm of Ateneo social webs, but still struggling...
Let's tackle the more interesting topic, since most of you reading this may not not about my i/ame friends, but at the least, know about me.
Ako 'yong sa "direct and physical pain". Last week, Friday to be specific, my friends and I went to see the waterfalls at Mahayhay, Laguna. As we were about to transfer from the swim area to the falls itself, I got two cuts on my left foot, from scraping it on what probably were either sharp stones or glass shards. Point is, one was a short and shallow slice at the lower portion of my big toe, and the other was a longer, deeper tear on the ball of my foot, a little lower, in between the smallest couple of toes.
It was then when my friends noticed that the deeper cut was bleeding nonstop. "Panick" sila. Deep inside I was saying "shit."
So anyway, it's been a week, and after a checkup at the doc, I have to "walk through the pain" as I wait for my foot to get well. Sa Huwebes pa tatanggalin 'yong mga tahi. Drats. It's been an enlightening stretch to say the least, as I tackled some issues head on. Naisip ko rin eh, idadamay ko na rin 'yong mga hindi ko masabi kina emats at erpats. Furthermore, I beg to disagree with my mom...
"Hindi ka aalagaan nang gan'yan ng mga kaibigang mong Atenista."
You got's ta summon the Jen Aniston way of saying "Really?" (+ double headbop)
Ma may be mad that I'm not graduating from the A, but I don't think she shouldn't involve any friends from there. Please lang.
DJ Kay Slay: As we continue on...
Ako, hehe mas interesado ako sa "indirect and mental frustrations" na bahagi nitong sulatin.
To generalize, I have always thought to myself, my closest guy friends are polar opposites. Either they are really fucked up, or well off. As of the moment, we can go with the former.
Nagtatampo siya sa akin kani-kanina lamang, tungkol sa mga kaibigan namin at sa iilang mga kritiko sa skwelahan. You see, I can understand him. He's a player and he's a horndog, and yet, he's but another character to one of the longest lists you can write, friends whom I have met throughout the years, whom I'll never forget. Why? Simply because he stays loyal and humble, and he's always been open to me.
So today when I my bestfriend came to me with a couple of (what's the translation of "mga palaisipan"
, I became saddened by the fact that I nocticed a number of inconsistensies about each story behind each person he mentioned. He told me about a different problem before, which involved his life (or death to be a lil' more frank about it), but he avoided it and moved on with his life. But now since it's about his integrity, I hate to see that people who want to smear his name are the same people we confide in, drink and dine with.
Waiting for the rest of the story. The conversation got cut a while back.
Currently listening to: Disturbed - 10,000 Fists
Currently feeling: curious