Spoiled
Brat. It's what most of us call to someone who wants everything, then
grabs everything and with no any reason, he or she should have that
“everything”.
I
am that kind of a teen. Sometimes, I want to be angry with myself
because I am that. I feel that what I'm wanting is already too much.
It's like “my gosh, Irene, ga-kalas-kalas lang ka ug kwarta” and
then, at the same time, it's bothering me because it's for nothing
and to think that that money is not mine, it's actually from my
parents. I know, of course, I really, reallyknow that. I am not
really that “walang paki” type that's why I'm considering this
habit as a problem. However, it's all I want and if it is not given,
I will feel uncomfortable and the feeling is disturbing. My head then
aches and all I can do is to cry.
I
don't know why I am like this. Maybe because I was just pampered too
much, cared too much by my parents.
I'm
not just referring to the material things I want. It also goes along
my behavior. I am an impatient kind of person, a person who doesn't
want to wait for a long time, who does not want to endure any
unforgiving circumstances, who does not want to be the first of this,
first of that and blah, blah, blah.. (impatient again, who doesn't
like clingy explanations. So, no long talks. Heehe.) I mean, if I
want this and that, it should be now and I really mind it if you say
wait. If I want to go somewhere with somebody, he or she should be in
our meeting place before I would be there or if I come first, five
minutes is the time span of my waiting or otherwise, I'll be off even
if it means I will go alone. Oh 'diba? Demanding? Well, that's it.
KthnxDIE.
However,
I'm starting to think about this: anyone can't control situations at
all times. Perhaps, there would be an unexpected circumstances that
delayed your appointment with that person. Me, myself, should control
my being spoiled brat because it will just benefit me nothing. The
bottom line here is in every situation, weighing both sides is very
important.
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