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because it ain't necessarily so
Foreword.


I am forced by the passing of time, the transition of life stages, and the expectations of society to grow up and to behave like a "grown-up" (whatever that would constitute). But here, I would just be a little childish, a little self-centered, a little irresponsible, a little too honest but also a little too pretentious.

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Kept all my past posts intact because my past was what made me, me. Deleting them doesn't change who I am so I revisit my memories sometimes, to learn and to laugh at my past mistakes.

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i miss your hugs ,
Tuesday, March 29, 2011 | 8:29 PM



Saya english results ranked forth in class . :D ... BUT ishh a B nia . D; Anyways , today marks the start of the 2-week-short morning band practise . Which i prefer over the usual school days actually . :X Cause i get to be car-ed to school by Kellie's dad . (Y)! Speaking of getting ferried to school in the morning , i miss de time which someone once did . For at that time i get a hug every morning . And hug does wonders mind you ! P:

According to my personal research , hugging is not only a nice way to start the day , but it's also necessary for our positive physical and emotional well-being . Various experiments have shown that hugging can make people feel better about themselves , positively affect children's language skills and IQ , and help improve the mental outlook of the person who is being hugged , as well as the hugger . Personally , yours truely ishh a very very huggable person . So next time you want a free hug , you know who to look for uhh ! ;X

The Power of Hugging
A HUG ,
- feels good
- dispels loneliness
- overcomes fear
- opens doors to feelings
- builds self-esteem ( WOW, SHE actually wants to hug me ! )
- slows down aging (huggers stay young longer)
- helps curb appetite ( we eat less when we are nourished by hugs and when our arms are busy wrapped around others )
- eases tension
- fights insomnia
- keeps arms and shoulder muscles in condition
- provides stretching exercise if you are short
- provides stooping exercise if you are tall
- offers a wholesome alternative to promiscuity
- offers a healthy, safe alternative to alcohol and other drug abuse (better hugs than drugs ! )
- affirms physical being
- is democratic ( anyone is eligible for a hug )
- is environmentally friendly ( it does not upset the environment )
- is energy-efficient (saves heat)
- is portable
- requires no special equipment
- demands no special setting
- makes happy days happier
- imparts feelings of belonging
- fills up empty places in our lives
- keeps on working to dispense benefits even after the hug is released

Lesson learnt from 400m sprint ytd . Always warm up and cool down for exercises , there’s a reason why teachers want you to do those dumb looking stretches . Grrrrr . Body aching all over now , thanks to my ignorance , for I din stretch after the sprint and now bending / squatting takes a lot of effort . D: Having a Subway(L) crave since last week . But no money buy . Damn loser right . LOL . Also dunno where all my money go . Anyways , today Singapore Studies promised to be different , we learnt a few tips to bad marriage . Cause according to Mswing , merger (between S’pore and Malaysia ) ishh like marriage . Maybe cause they both start with the letter ‘m’ ?

Tips for a Bad marriage .
1. Break your promises
2. Don’t trust your partner
3. Do things behind their back
4. Talk bad about the other party
5. Be unfair / unreasonable
6. Overly protective of your own rights
7. Get back at each other
8. Falsely accuse each other
We need more than pills to heal our wounded psyches - we also need the touch of love.

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