ON BEING UNAPPRECIATED

You give them the world, they leave you with nothing; not even a simple gesture of appreciation. A simple "taas-kilay", a simple "Thank you!", a simple nod- Nothing.

This topic is very sensitive- just as sensitive as our hearts are when the person we love is seen with someone else, or when a very important person has said mean and unwanted things about you directly, or what is worse is without you knowing it, and you only found out about it from someone else. Yes, some might label this as so-highschool actions, but hey, not all of us mature that easy, or that early for that matter. But being immature, as commented by a couple of readers I have had on my previous post, "As Immaturity Fades", is not as bad as it sounds. It has its own advantages, and a bit more on the disadvantages, so my apologies to the whole balance of things concept.

Having said that, I believe each and everyone of us have already been exposed to these types of scenarios, particularly these types of people. We cannot blame them, though. It is not their fault. Not everyone has the same attitude as you. You might be very optimistic, while the other is not; you might be bubbly and enjoy talking, the other prefers being quiet and serious; you are sensitive to what others feel, while the other? Well, let us just say that there are some things- some people, that are better off alone. He or she might be alone because they want to be, while some are alone not because they want to, but because of the attitude they show towards other people.


In reality, no one wants to be left alone. More often than not, maybe that certain person is just troubled. Possibly, the desire to be with people around is always there; problem is on how that person shows that feeling.. The feeling of being with people; being cared for, loved, and wanted. We might not know, or maybe we are just unaware that we have hurt the feelings of other people, but it is not entirely our fault.



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I know it is very disturbing, and my article is being very complicated because I refer it to myself, you, him and her. Why am I even this confused? Might I be affected as well?

In coming up with this post, my mind and heart was battered- filled with heavy emotions here and there. I was not even sure on what to write about, until it hit me- hit me hard like Mosley was on his very controversial fight with Pacquiao. Yes, it was that hard. All of his bruises symbolize the number of times I have been neglected, hurt, ignored- unappreciated.


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ENOUGH! Too much drama going on and I have to be a happy person as of the moment, considering all of the wonderful events happened and wonderful people met! Not to mention being followed on Twitter by one of my favorite authors ever, Joyce Meyer! Who would not be excited? *Elated*

BONUS PHOTO:




Mom gave me her SILVER Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler! Then, she bought the same, only it was a LIMITED EDITION, plus it is colored GOLD! But meh, I prefer the silver one. :)