I walk down the soaking wet street, wondering what the day's going to be,
since water is knee deep, and into my shirt, bit by bit crawling and trickling, it slowly creeps.
I wonder what's hidden beneath the raining day. This world I see in colours of black white and grey.
Grand marble buildings that used to be on display, melting away under the rain slowly to our dismay.
I finally drag my legs out from the flooded river street, but after a few steps it's just another repeat.
Water filling up the corners of everywhere, Handful of highlands avoiding suffocating despair.
Pedestrians dashing up and down the concrete, by chance sharing secon
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i would like to know the answer to that question myself.
Going back to my last journal about how I gave up. Well I've actually found evidence that it was probably the better option than to actually convince myself that I was "good"...
Courtesy of BBC's news article of "Self-help 'makes you feel worse'" (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/8132857.stm), new psychological research has shown that people with extremely low self esteem actually feel even worse when they say "I am good."
The theory behind is that, for people who have low self esteem, well um... they've never felt that they were "good" before. So the inability to comprehend and relate to the word "good" emotionally actually backfired when
I just read an article from the Chinese equivalent to Readers Digest, Du Zhe (which directly translates into Reader) about how how we talk influences our life.
For those who always say "Okay" "No Problem" "There's always a solution to every problem", they usually are the most successful as they have a positive attitude to facing challenges.
For those who always say "Mannn, I always don't have enough money", half the time they are poor. Poor because they aren't happy about the current financial situation and spending too much time whining than making corrections.
That made me thinking. That's just like psychological hinting. I'm not too sur
Thanks for the comment! I didn't know there was a word for taking a shot with shallow dof :] I learned something very useful and it's all your fault! lol