Never be the same now

IT’S JUST THE WAY I AM

Ever got teased/ criticized for being “weird”, “strange” or “odd”, then good. Whoever makes fun of you is either jealous or just had a fetish for making you feel bad about their biggest virtues.

First of all Congratulations! You are your own person. A lot of people don’t have the guts to show their true colors, but you are one of the special few.

Sometime it feels like since birth I have been this berserk and bizarre. I am so sick & tired of everybody’s assumption… I’ll be like “Just let me be in my zone.”

Maybe I was living off expectations or I was born in the wrong generation still I had clear visions with my eyes closed where I wanna take this to is where my mind goes.

So ::

1. Never settle down

2. Avoid shortcuts

3. Be extremely patient

4. Don’t be complacent

5. Go nuts for your aim

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