It's not that I keep my preference from anyone. Just that I don't talk much about it because I don't want to make a big deal out of it. However, I get transparent sometimes. A little hint here and there. I often do so online because words are the only means of showing who I am. Should someone meet me in person, he/she would be able to tell just after a couple of minutes. I don't really need disclosure. Well, most of the times.
Whatever that pops out of my head that I got time to write about. Probably about Korea. Or my past. Or just some stuff that bothers me enough to write about.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Laugh At Your Own Mistakes... Yeah, right!
In Elementary and even up to
Highschool, we have the tendency to openly laugh at someone’s error. A classmate would verbalize the wrong answer,
or perhaps a blooper in delivery, and we almost automatically laugh at
him/her. Some would even go as far as
pointing fingers, mocking the poor learner.
It is here where most of the bashful students refuse to speak his/her
opinion(s) and join the discussion. The
fear of getting mocked, ridiculed, or teased.
All because of this, somehow innocent, reaction towards another person’s
mistake.
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