Epiphany
As I walked out of the Woodsville house today, a great realization had struck. "I'm not doing this to help you", the cold words still echoed throughout my head. Now I was really alone, with my back turned against the wall, with no one to depend on. What surprised me was actually the shocking difference from just a year ago, "We will do something about this but there's no guarantee". Same person, but with such different views in just a year's span. Now I really don't regret pouring milk on that beast do I? Once again, I was pin pointed for my
callous and insensitive behavior. I'm not angry at anyone actually, the numbness has already kicked in. There was a time when I really cared about what people thought of me, and always got so emotional over it. After this morning's devotion, I really thought to myself: How could I possibly encourage people who mock me, and get away with it? Being reprimanded for my actions today, all I could really hear was
me, me and me. What about
them? I always wondered what their reactions would be if I got up in assembly, and slashed my wrist there and then? 'Cause it seems like a feasible option to me. I'm tired of trying to please everyone, teachers and schoolmates. Sorry St. Andrew's that I'm not good enough to lead a comfortable life in school, sorry that I'm not the person you think I should be and I'm also sorry for posting so many harsh comments about the school on social media. I love this school so much because all the treatment I get is because it's deserving and it will train me up. Thank you for giving me 10 years of education.