I guess I'm stuck in this mad world
Jun. 20th, 2008 03:53 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
coolerthanthouI'm not at my best state now, and if anyone were to irritate me any further, I might just blow everything up on that fellow.
I need to get this out, and especially when it is still fresh in my mind.
I'm super super pissed off at this.
I'm so not into this whole wet games issue that happened last night, and one thing that I can be very sure of, is that Z did not organize the wet games. That's one.
Secondly, I seriously do not think that SHE is made of paper nor something that'll be easily dissolved when touched with the seawater at ECP! She is awfully drenched, and anyone can see that. Did YOU ask her why and let her explain that she is drenched? Did you even allow her to speak? I bet YOU didn't, and just anyhow jump into conclusion, and drag HER back to the pit and make noise. Thank you, but we so didn't appreciate the shit that you gave.
Thirdly, if I knew that my parents/folks will kill me if I arrived home all drenched, I wouldn't have joined my friends into the wet games! Peer pressure may be strong, but hey! Why risk it, when yesterday's night is supposedly a chance for everyone to get together, have fun, food and company together; a night to let down our hair and not think of the hectic lifes we lead. It's not very fair for Z, you know! He definitely does not deserve the shit that YOU gave, when he meant well and organized this whole thing. YOU think organizing such stuffs is easy, is it? YOU think that he can just say that: I want a BBQ tomorrow evening, and everything just happened?!
Fourthly, I know that YOU love and care for your daughter, I mean, who wouldn't?! But, don't you think that you're totally overreacting to the whole incident? She is your daughter, not your paperdoll. I know that anyone would get worried when they see people drenched and it's a pretty cooling night, I must say. Anyone who's drenched can easily fall sick easily, but YOU, instead of bringing her back home to get a warm bath, and get changed into something dry, YOU drag her back and do-what -you-think-is-right (one thing, I really really hate about parents)! I really wondered if you really cared about your daughter. Have YOU spared a thought for her? YOU just embarrassed her in front of a group of people who belongs to the same organization as her, and how is she going to face the world in band, anymore?! Have you cared and asked her whether she've enjoyed herself, despite being drenched?! Being healthy is important, but have beautiful memories is equally important, no? I'm sure you don't wont want her to grow old, and whenever she got reminded of band, she'ld always remember how YOU have embarrassed her then. She, should also explain the whole thing to YOU, too.
Conclusion? Don't act on impulse, really.
Kudos to Z also!
I'ld most prolly be stumped for words and things would get worse, I guess, if I were to be in his place.
I'm super super pissed off at this.
I'm so not into this whole wet games issue that happened last night, and one thing that I can be very sure of, is that Z did not organize the wet games. That's one.
Secondly, I seriously do not think that SHE is made of paper nor something that'll be easily dissolved when touched with the seawater at ECP! She is awfully drenched, and anyone can see that. Did YOU ask her why and let her explain that she is drenched? Did you even allow her to speak? I bet YOU didn't, and just anyhow jump into conclusion, and drag HER back to the pit and make noise. Thank you, but we so didn't appreciate the shit that you gave.
Thirdly, if I knew that my parents/folks will kill me if I arrived home all drenched, I wouldn't have joined my friends into the wet games! Peer pressure may be strong, but hey! Why risk it, when yesterday's night is supposedly a chance for everyone to get together, have fun, food and company together; a night to let down our hair and not think of the hectic lifes we lead. It's not very fair for Z, you know! He definitely does not deserve the shit that YOU gave, when he meant well and organized this whole thing. YOU think organizing such stuffs is easy, is it? YOU think that he can just say that: I want a BBQ tomorrow evening, and everything just happened?!
Fourthly, I know that YOU love and care for your daughter, I mean, who wouldn't?! But, don't you think that you're totally overreacting to the whole incident? She is your daughter, not your paperdoll. I know that anyone would get worried when they see people drenched and it's a pretty cooling night, I must say. Anyone who's drenched can easily fall sick easily, but YOU, instead of bringing her back home to get a warm bath, and get changed into something dry, YOU drag her back and do-what -you-think-is-right (one thing, I really really hate about parents)! I really wondered if you really cared about your daughter. Have YOU spared a thought for her? YOU just embarrassed her in front of a group of people who belongs to the same organization as her, and how is she going to face the world in band, anymore?! Have you cared and asked her whether she've enjoyed herself, despite being drenched?! Being healthy is important, but have beautiful memories is equally important, no? I'm sure you don't wont want her to grow old, and whenever she got reminded of band, she'ld always remember how YOU have embarrassed her then. She, should also explain the whole thing to YOU, too.
Conclusion? Don't act on impulse, really.
Kudos to Z also!
I'ld most prolly be stumped for words and things would get worse, I guess, if I were to be in his place.
Infuriating lah!
&&&I'm really really saddened by the results, earlier this morning.
Really.
Tillagain.
