“You are the person who proved that first impressions never last”. These are words uttered by one of my batchmate during our plus delta, an activity during our retreat. I was really wondering what her basis of those words is and she started explaining to me. At first, she thought I am a snobby and unkind person but as years passed by her impressions were changed. From a snobby and unkind person to a very cheerful and friendly individual. I was so flattered when I heard those words. At least I was able to change her impressions at the start. I often hear people saying that at first they thought I am not friendly but later on say that they are wrong. I am so grateful upon hearing these people changing there impressions from a negative point of view to a positive one.
I am actually a cheerful, friendly, jolly, and happy go lucky in a nice way kind of person. But I am also a prideful person. I did manage to snob my bestfriend for nine months. It had even bore a baby. I would like to change that negative side of myself.
I want to be remembered as a person who always wears a smile in my face. I want to live up with the character my classmates had observed upon me. Being a jolly or cheerful person is not easy. There are times that I may appear very happy but deep inside me are hurts and pains hidden. I can say that I am a good “pain-hider” person because I can still manage to smile even in the times that I am deeply wounded. My classmates say that it seems I have no problems at all because I have a very smiling face. In a way, I am happy with that but on the other hand I am just fooling myself. It’s alright because that is what I want to be remembered by my batchmates during our highschool years that even in the times that I am very down, I can still manage to put a smile on my face. I can’t also believe that I am doing that. Maybe I am a very strong person. I can say this because after all the pains and hurts I have encountered I am still existing and smiling in front of everybody. I may appear a person without a problem but I do have problems also but what I do to be able to keep on smiling still is to cry in my room so that when I go out, I would be relieved. It is my defense mechanism and no one can ever change that. It is the reason why I am still alive today despite all of my problems. It is also my edge among other batchmates of mine that I can still wear a smile on my face despite the stress and pressures of being a UPIAN. I am a person of SMILES!
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