Everything happens for a reason. From the smallest lie, to a spiteful remark. It's a full 10 weeks since I entered National Service. I must say I must seen and done things that I have never in my wildest imagination could have conquered. Probably one of the best aspects of NS is pushing one's limits to the next level. Of course, it's one thing about increasing endurance and threshold and the personal development. I feel that I'm totally isolated from the outside world except for the few I always meet up with. Or I should say, the few that makes the effort to meet up.
It's been a bad two weeks since field camp, because I booked out last week with barely 24 hours as a civilian and this week we got confined for some silly and ridiculous reasons. Alright, it's a biased view because perhaps it's was really damned of us to screw even the slightest fundamentals as a soldier. Emotions got wild and the usual tolerance threshold went way lower this week, resulting in one of the most 'forest fires' yet. And yet, as I was about to leave my army world behind, I would receive news of people carrying tales of my army life. Well, the great nature of human is to gossip. I shan't deny that I myself am a gossip monger. But at least choose someone trustworthy to carry your tales to, instead of another blabber mouth. Get a live and save your commenting to yourself. Because at the end of the day, it simply reflects on how shallow you really are.
I honestly can't give 3 fucks about what comments I'm gonna get, because the truth is, I don't give a fuck about what people think. You can say how fucked up I am, or how horribly written this entry was. That's me, I don't care. I don't fucking give a damn.