Thinking about the future

At the 生徒会 camp a few days ago, I was reminded of my (dreadful) past which I shall not discuss about and made me think about my future.

With higher qualifications and increasing competition for places for universities or jobs, finding a job that I like doing can be quite hard.

Next thing is that I may have several friends, but I'm not really close with any of them. Finding a soul mate is a lot harder.

I would be graduating from my current school around March next year. Whether I do well and be able to continue on is currently the big unknown.

Graduation day is one of the most saddest moments in my life. Not only will I miss the place that I have been going for the past few years, I would also miss the people there. The graduation ceremony itself is even more saddening, where it would be the very last event in that school and possibly the last time meeting the people I had known.

I think I should stop typing for now. Tears were leaking out of my eyes endlessly as I was typing this post. Excuse me while I go fix this "leakage".

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