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just came back from national day dinner. the food was not really nice. school is on tomorrow and life will be back to the same old hectic style. how long more do we need to endure before we can taste the fruit of success. wait, the question now is most probably will we even get to taste it after putting in hard work? this is a tricky one.

right. school life right now is kind of messy when people try to read, too much, between lines. letting emotions take over the driving seat and causing really unnecessary distrust. if you think i am talking about you then it is you. if you dont think it is you then it will never be you. as simple as that, and this is not directed at anyone as clarified by the previous lines.

what's with the distinction? who propogated it? is there a need for an answer to these questions? i seriously don't get. should i put it this way. people get too concerned about minor issues and blow it out of proportion thereby magnifying the fissures, which have always been there, into the so called segregation today. isn't that a pity? the starting point was never wrong.

all i want to say now is that the bonding is strong when only everyone thinks it is. there's no use seeking for answers and waiting for others to take the first step. it all boils down to what we think individually, and as a whole. if we had never thought that we could be united since the beginning, we wouldnt have gotten there. belief is what we lack now.

if everyone starts to believe that we will get there again, we certainly will. don't you think so?