Wednesday?

hmm,I guess, its a ranting day today.

Have you consider that, you've done every action u though will be useful to others, but it came on the opposite. Like, you stay passive in the class or when the teachers ask the class a question, but, the teacher interpreted that you are not helping him/her and done nothing and showed your body language that said 'i know about it and I wont answer the question' .But, in your perspective, you want to help others by letting them answer the question, and you maybe accidentally moved and showed some body language. And unfortunately, he/her report about it at a certain meeting.
Do you ever thought that, Why the teacher(s) always see things by their own perspective and not sometimes see it by the students perspective. Why they did that? Is that professional-ish? or just plain amateur?

Have you consider that when you asked a certain question, the teacher(s) doesn't know the answer ( a sensitive question?), and try to ask other teachers about it at a certain meeting. (read it as report). Why that teacher did that? I guess its okay to ask others teacher, but to report it? geez, I mean, do that student know about what the question about? or that was a mere question? or he's just a mere innocent student that doesnt know that someone is soooo sensitive about it. For a second time, Do you ever thought that, Why the teacher(s) always see things by their own perspective and not sometimes see it by the students perspective. Why they did that? Is that professional-ish? or just plain amateur?

Have you consider that someone else (that means not you) did something else that were a lot of worse than what you did? That someone else acted far much worse than what you did, far from innocent, second to delinquent, but you were the guilty. They didnt list in the blacklist, but you do instead of them. Have you consider why? Have you ever felt "lucky" that they were concentrating on you really hard? For the third time, Do you ever thought that, Why the teacher(s) always see things by their own perspective and not sometimes see it by the students perspective. Why they did that? Is that professional-ish? or just plain amateur?

So, my friends especially to those who experienced these, I would like to greet them with "Welcome to the world, the world which if you want something, you have to sacrifice something, If you want to go through a happy life, you have to go through the sad one first or later, Its like, nothing free, if you want to buy happiness, you have to pay it by sadness. or other example, if you want to succeed, you have to sacrifice your time and work hard. or something like them. So, you have to be a good-patient, an adamant boy, and something like that."


-End ranting #1