What the future holds I’m not sure. I just want to be sure about something and yet afraid to do it. It’s my first step towards something. I have tried to work towards another goal, getting a writing job but unfortunately, been rejected twice. It isn’t as much as some who may have been rejected 10 times.
I find that in Singapore, if you want to work towards your dreams, it isn’t that easy. Various factors include:
I will be facing the unknown and I think I may have to plaster my name all over the net and write my name all over the net so that the idea that I have in mind will take off. I don’t know how long it’ll take but I hope that it’ll pay off well.
Life here has been good. I can walk home after 7pm without much worries except for that time when I saw that flasher. That memory wasn’t good because that wanker hasn’t been caught and I don’t know why the police never did call me for a photo fit. Oh wait, Mas Salamat was/is more important than some penis attention. Sorry.
While I have some complains about the public transport, I will not say that I don’t love my country. I just love my country only. However, life has become stressful in some ways because if you are not promoted at work, you are screwed when you reached your 30s for a woman and 40s for a man. It isn’t written but it’s all in the mindset.
The future is scary because I know what I don’t want. However, I don’t know what I want. My elimination list is rather long at this moment and I hope that by the time I have eliminated 70%, I know what I want.
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Well, the most important person is you, and not anybody else. In a way, we don’t really have to sing the same tune as the crowd all the time.
I love ECL’s quote in her site, and I thought it will be nice to share with you.
Nobody can make you feel inferior without your permission – Eleanor Roosevelt
@Ed
I love it!
Thanks for sharing the quote
It’s funny…. It’s just as scary in Boston where I am as it sounds like it is in Singapore where you are. I think it’s a hard time no matter where you are. One of my friends said on the phone with her mother today “I feel like I’m stuck between being a child and being an adult.” Without the adult experience, getting your name out there as a writer, it seems impossible to get the experience in the first place. Keep at it. I think you’re doing a great job. Best wishes for the future from far away.
-chloe
@chloe
Thanks. I will keep at it.