I've found heaps of people who do weird nonsense like me here in Australia:
there's nini, who shares the same thought as me almost everytime. It's been more than 3 accounts when we have asked each other the same question at the same time. Last night, I linked her to a song which she wanted to link me to just seconds ago.
I've only met her for 3 weeks and she's already my best friend.
there's Jae, whom I just spoke to: he can't study with any distraction. Both of us take the effing battery out of the wall clock when we must study and we can't really study properly with others- because what's the point of studying when you can hang out?
there's Ernest, who says things that I would say in most situation and I see my future self in him. I think he sees himself in me as well. We have the same philosophy and have thought about all the randomest idea. Honestly having a conversation with him is like talking to myself, only better.
Lastly, there's Mark. It scares me that we're similar in thoughts and the way we view things. I respect him and I think that he's a lovely human being. But, I'm scared I'll end up like him one day. He's generous and kind and gets things done in the most efficient manner. We both like the thought of "minimum effort for maximum results" though he obviously puts in more effort than the sloth that I am.
I enjoy talking to these people because they make me find who I truly am. I guess most of socialising is the networking and the fun but sometimes, and in my case- more often than not, it's nice to just sit down and have a deep conversation about life and how things function. not the bitchy kinda omg did you see what she wear? not even about last Saturday and how fun it is. But about life- squeezing all those mystery into a succinct conversation. That's my idea of connection.
It's funny how I seem to talk to my sgreans friends more now that I'm not in sg. Absence does make the heart grow fond hur.
there's nini, who shares the same thought as me almost everytime. It's been more than 3 accounts when we have asked each other the same question at the same time. Last night, I linked her to a song which she wanted to link me to just seconds ago.
I've only met her for 3 weeks and she's already my best friend.
there's Jae, whom I just spoke to: he can't study with any distraction. Both of us take the effing battery out of the wall clock when we must study and we can't really study properly with others- because what's the point of studying when you can hang out?
there's Ernest, who says things that I would say in most situation and I see my future self in him. I think he sees himself in me as well. We have the same philosophy and have thought about all the randomest idea. Honestly having a conversation with him is like talking to myself, only better.
Lastly, there's Mark. It scares me that we're similar in thoughts and the way we view things. I respect him and I think that he's a lovely human being. But, I'm scared I'll end up like him one day. He's generous and kind and gets things done in the most efficient manner. We both like the thought of "minimum effort for maximum results" though he obviously puts in more effort than the sloth that I am.
I enjoy talking to these people because they make me find who I truly am. I guess most of socialising is the networking and the fun but sometimes, and in my case- more often than not, it's nice to just sit down and have a deep conversation about life and how things function. not the bitchy kinda omg did you see what she wear? not even about last Saturday and how fun it is. But about life- squeezing all those mystery into a succinct conversation. That's my idea of connection.
It's funny how I seem to talk to my sgreans friends more now that I'm not in sg. Absence does make the heart grow fond hur.
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