- Personally, a year that I would erase from my life, though it taught me a lot about life
- A year that taught me to be by myself, rather than depend on friends and others
- A year that introduced me to Facebook and Twitter and demonstrated to people my activeness in social media; when I blogged less and tweeted and updated my status more
- A fruitful year research-wise – made great breakthroughs in my research apart from learning from many mistakes
Wishing everyone a wonderful, successful and colorful 2010! Happy New Year!
Showing posts with label people. Show all posts
Showing posts with label people. Show all posts
Jan 2, 2010
Nov 22, 2009
Life, people and relationships
Wrote this in a different state of mind - sounds a little stupid when I actually read it again - but here it goes!
Life sure teaches a lot of things. Failures always need not be the stepping stone to success. They can be a precaution to things that you might not want to land yourself in, a second time. Like 'once bitten, twice shy,' it is indeed hard for us to depend on someone or trust someone, if there is no one to actually help you in that when you need someone the most.
I am no expert in people psychology, but still can say that, most people in this world is self-centered and quite opportunistic. Gone are the days, when people who actually go out of their way to help people or make them feel good. A person who does this is probably one in thousand, and he better not expect such a help in return. Indeed, if he expects something, there is no bigger fool than him.
Not a great expert in love/romance either, but surely, for a relationship to work there needs to be mutual effort and interest, just more than attraction and feeling. Agreed that, you are attracted to a person and feel for the person, but that alone is not enough to sustain the relationship over time. (Having never been in a serious relationship, I might be wrong in saying so.) Just brought this topic up, since this sounds so hollow and that's probably the reason for many relationships breaking up and higher divorce rates. Just hope, people (including me) get to see a person beyond their looks and appearances.
Just feel that world can surely be a better place for all of us, if we are little more accommodating, helpful and don't expect much from others!
Life sure teaches a lot of things. Failures always need not be the stepping stone to success. They can be a precaution to things that you might not want to land yourself in, a second time. Like 'once bitten, twice shy,' it is indeed hard for us to depend on someone or trust someone, if there is no one to actually help you in that when you need someone the most.
I am no expert in people psychology, but still can say that, most people in this world is self-centered and quite opportunistic. Gone are the days, when people who actually go out of their way to help people or make them feel good. A person who does this is probably one in thousand, and he better not expect such a help in return. Indeed, if he expects something, there is no bigger fool than him.
Not a great expert in love/romance either, but surely, for a relationship to work there needs to be mutual effort and interest, just more than attraction and feeling. Agreed that, you are attracted to a person and feel for the person, but that alone is not enough to sustain the relationship over time. (Having never been in a serious relationship, I might be wrong in saying so.) Just brought this topic up, since this sounds so hollow and that's probably the reason for many relationships breaking up and higher divorce rates. Just hope, people (including me) get to see a person beyond their looks and appearances.
Just feel that world can surely be a better place for all of us, if we are little more accommodating, helpful and don't expect much from others!
Nov 21, 2009
100th post
Apparently my 100th post on this blog (saw it after I wrote the blog!) - So dedicating it to just the number 100 :P
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