After numerous tries of writing and failing, this is yet another
try to be a writer someday. Well, technically, I am a writer still. After all,
I am writing this. So let’s look back and see why I stopped writing back then:
I HAVE A BORING LIFE. NOTHING EVER HAPPENS TO ME.
While this is partially true because there’s just one
routine I follow every day, five days a week, every single week. Yep, I go to
work. Before you start making conclusions: I LOVE MY WORK. It’s challenging and I get to learn a lot but the damned
NDA keeps me from talking anything related to it.
Then...
How must one find an afflatus like this?
The answer is… I don’t know it yet. I will share it with you
when I find it.
Why did I start another blog, you ask? Well, I’m trying this
new hobby training app and one of the programs I signed up for (which was free,
of course) is #500WED
500 Words Every Day
I have coined a new term today. It is basically an emotional
imbalance in a person and you’ll be amazed by how many people actually suffer
from this. I’m sure there must be a real term for this, but until I find it, it’s
Singlitis.
NOTE: after having written this post and on the stage of
editing, I Google the term and it turns out, it already is an existent slang! Sigh,
so much for creativity.
Singlitis
Definition: The feeling of loneliness one gets when one has
been single for a long time.
Usage: You know it’s Singlitis when you talk about
relationships all day
Generally observed: In girl after they’ve been single for almost
a year and see everyone around them in love.
Symptoms:
- Sufferer sighs a lot.
- Talks to a lot of people thinking it may turn into something better.
- Cellular gadget becomes more important than friends.
- Higher attention to physique of oneself and the potential partner.
Diagnosis: But DO NOT diagnose yourself as suffering from Singlitis.
Only a practiced, experienced single person with a wisdom of more than 3 years
can tell you when you TRULY are suffering from it. Any such professional single
person is a Certified Singlism Practitioner... like me.
Cure: Keep calm. It’ll go away. I promise. J
Over 460 words. I guess it is a good start. Let me know what
you think about this article in the comments. This is a beginning of a new era.
And who knows, you may someday find your name in “Acknowledgement” pages in my
best seller.
Stay tuned! I have a nice story for tomorrow. Till then,
ciao!
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