Anger Issues Mr Miel, Who has done you wrong?! |

Anger Issues Mr Miel, Who has done you wrong?!

That day, my brother was like going 4 years ago when I left Singapore, I was fustrated and angry with everyone or anything in Singapore. 4 years later when he met me, he said I have everything against the whole world. =.= I guess he’s actually right. I have become the absolute stereotyped Singaporean who is never satisfied, always grumbling and hating the world. Of course, I know of others out there who moan, sulk and grumble more than I. I wish all the best for them.

 

This anger that I am harnessing is like a drug. It keeps getting bigger and bigger, just like smoking or someone who is addicted to drugs. How I wish now I can actually have someone who can detox away my anger, just like Florida Opiate Detox Centers who can help people out there who need assistance. It’s always the same old few things that get me agitated, angry and fustrated. If there’s anything I can have, I seriously need a shrink who will listen to what I want to say every week. Auntie Liew seems to be getting a little impatient whenever I grumble to her…

 

What to do? I am seriously so poisoned by own ANGER, that it feels as if the world has done me wrong. Hmm, seriously sound like someone in MSN who always end up arguing with me after saying HI…well, at least I am really trying. I even bought some help books by the road side stalls, hoping I will bother to read them and find some kind of puny enlightenment and wake up, CHINK! Or I think I should just scratch my balls more often and smile like what Hau is doing. Sigh.

 

 

 

 

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