::temper management::

The one thing I've learnt so far is that there always has to be some give and take in any situation. The world is physically designed and rhetorically described as round whereby whatever goes around comes around eventually. There's never a one way thing in any relationship, be it on a friendship platform or even moreso in a working environment. Especially while at work. And that your workmate is the person whom you will be dealing with on a daily basis. *Ouch. There's no point coming out firing someone from all cylinders, trying to question other's sincerity or circumstancially going all out to embarass someone, knowingly or unwittingly, only for her or him to approach you later to clarify up tangled matters which in fact should be have been crystal clear if one did'nt jump the trigger too fast. Indeed, being overly in-the-face-character, blunt and unmincing may be inappropriate sometimes, well actually most of the time. I've faced the brunt from my many well-documented cases of recklessness; may the past not repeat itself. Not this year. Also, learning to have faith in others making independant decisions may take awhile too. It's not too difficult, just that maybe i'm overly cautious ( to put it in a nicer way), or is it paranoia?; I always seem to want to have my hands in all decision-making actions, I mean, I have to. Literally. And it beats me too. A disease in the name of Insecurity perhaps? Trusting, not? These ugly habits need early intervention before it reverts to a full blown chronic disorder. Still not too late though. Hopefully. And this is what sets the tone for the Year 2 MBBCH course, continuing one's journey of self-discovery, controlled recklessness and acts of unexplained randomness, while not forgetting nicking one's life security floormat (the degree of course!) at the end of the day. A round of toast to the new semester! ^^

"No point burning bridges when we can still be friends"
-one wise angel-