So, it has been six months since my last blog post... Do you miss me?
It may be caused by the cheesiest excuse ever: I have been experiencing the nastiest personal turbulence and emotional struggling during these hiatus times. My internship. My health. My future career. My study. My family. My almost non-existent love life (not that I try to have one).
It's funny to see how hard I avoid social media in order to hide all my problems. The thing is, no matter how hideous you are, sometimes people will scrap the truth by themselves and the situation will become worse than you can imagine.
Does it mean I'll start posting my personal problems on this blog? Probably, but highly unlikely. Instead of revealing the problems to gain the reader's attention and empathy (but in reality it's like showing to the world that you can be as miserable as people living in third countries--which is very hyperbolic and disgusting in my opinion), diverting my attention to other things is more favorable. What kind of things? Projects, new projects.
Before you start arguing that making projects is really complex and stressful, let me tell you that the projects on my plan are not the kinds that you've imagined. I'm not trying to build new bridges or toll roads. I'm not trying to make a big events. I'm just trying to make public blogs themed English-vocabularies-to-spice-up-your-troublesome-life and how-to-make-a-good-CV-to-prove-that-you're-not-an-asshole inspired by my English Guru and the internship experience.
Interested to know more? Stay tuned. Now I'm doing some brainstorming to determine nice names for those projects.
It may be caused by the cheesiest excuse ever: I have been experiencing the nastiest personal turbulence and emotional struggling during these hiatus times. My internship. My health. My future career. My study. My family. My almost non-existent love life (not that I try to have one).
It's funny to see how hard I avoid social media in order to hide all my problems. The thing is, no matter how hideous you are, sometimes people will scrap the truth by themselves and the situation will become worse than you can imagine.
Does it mean I'll start posting my personal problems on this blog? Probably, but highly unlikely. Instead of revealing the problems to gain the reader's attention and empathy (but in reality it's like showing to the world that you can be as miserable as people living in third countries--which is very hyperbolic and disgusting in my opinion), diverting my attention to other things is more favorable. What kind of things? Projects, new projects.
Before you start arguing that making projects is really complex and stressful, let me tell you that the projects on my plan are not the kinds that you've imagined. I'm not trying to build new bridges or toll roads. I'm not trying to make a big events. I'm just trying to make public blogs themed English-vocabularies-to-spice-up-your-troublesome-life and how-to-make-a-good-CV-to-prove-that-you're-not-an-asshole inspired by my English Guru and the internship experience.
Interested to know more? Stay tuned. Now I'm doing some brainstorming to determine nice names for those projects.
