The Med or The Mad?: To Not Care

Sunday, August 15, 2010

To Not Care

Funny how sometimes eluding to something instead of directly pointing it out makes for better advice.

I should count my blessings instead. Glass half full instead of half empty, remember?

Besides, all of this might be the product of an overactive imagination anyway. Even if not so, some things in life can't be forced. That way, only one can tell what is true sincerity.

In life, there will always be people who love you for what you are and people who dislike you. So what? Those who matter will listen and accept and those who don't, don't really matter.

The theory is so simple yet so complex when it comes down to really following it.

But really, what I need to learn is to not care about the people who don't matter.

And yes - deja vu indeed - I think I've blogged about this before, so it just shows how much I suck at following my own advice. yeah?

2 comments:

AiLing said...: Yea, this is something I have to learn too!! To not care about what others who don't matter think...; 5:44 PM
Zzzyun said...: yeah it sounds easy but to do it in reality is hard. :/; 9:12 PM

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