Yes, you’re not seeing things. I’m typing a 2nd post to continue with whatever I wanted to say as the 1st entry’s contained lots of words already. Actually, I’m typing this post for the 2nd time ‘cos my first time crashed and I didn’t save a draft for it Zzzz Anyway, I watched a Channel 8 show recently called Life Transformers, season 2. I didn’t really get to watch the first season as my Maths tuition class clashed with the show timing. Now that it’s over, I can finally watch it over my dinner on every Monday. I recommend you guys to watch it ‘cos every time when I watch it, not only do I have to bear with the tears that are struggling to roll down my cheeks, but also the reflections that come upon me. The show is a really heart-wrenching 1 as different stories are shown each week. I used to think that I was already very poor, compared to most of my friends but the show immediately took away those views that I had in me. Upon watching the show, I think I should thank my parents for giving me a better living condition, their love and for bringing me into this world healthily. So, I really recommend this show to you guys in the light that you guys will reflect upon yourselves on your views on some stuff.
Recently, or rather on last Sunday, I watched a local production short film on Channel U called “The Promise”, also known as 向日葵的约定. Personally, I like that show a lot as I find it rather heart-warming and I think that the actress, Julie Tan, acted pretty well in that role. Kudos to her & hope to see more of her acting this year. The film’s about this girl who’s mildly intellectually disabled and she fell in love with a 19-year-old guy who’s not good at studying, lost in directions in life but talented in drawing. The main thing is that after watching the film, I thought to myself, “What would I do if I were to fall in love with a guy who’s like Shan Shan? Would I continue the relationship with him or what?” After thinking it over, my conclusion is that I would break off with him. As what Shan Shan’s mother in The Promise said, “Humans have their selfish sides.” You may say that I’m selfish by doing that but I can tell you that I definitely won’t be able to love him like his parents do and bear with his little silly actions like his parents as well. Breaking off with him will definitely be good for the both of us since persisting in such a relationship will only lead to more pain than happiness. Well, everyone has their own ideal soulmate whom they wish to spend their latter lives with. Me too. I hope that my ideal soulmate is comfortable to my eyes, non-smoker, loves sports & music, honest & caring to me, as well as my family. To me, looks ain’t that important; heart is more important to me than looks. Life is of course not all that smooth-flowing and things often don’t go our ways. So, I can only pray that my other part is the type of person that I want in the future. Haha. You guys may be thinking that I’m eager to get into a relationship after seeing all that, eh? I don’t deny it since the last time I ever liked anyone was from P5- secondary 1 who is, sadly, my first and only crush so far. Wells, I shall not rush it and leave it to destiny to decide who that person is then since it’s so hard to find someone whom you like him and vice versa.
Alright. I shall end off the 2nd post here since I have finished whatever I wanna say. I hope that through this, those who actually bothers to read the blog entries, you guys can get to know/understand me better. See you!
P.S. I’ll put some photos from “The Promise” below for you guys to view(:
This is the picture that they use to promote their show
Shan Shan & Wen Yuan, acted out by Julie Tan & Lawrence Wong
Proceed to the next picture & you'll know what happens
Now you understand why it's so hard for SS to bid goodbye at the picture above?
