Drastic Drama

Hey Fellas.

Due to technical difficulties, I couldn’t upload anything throughout the whole week. Laziness can also contribute to this, as I wasn’t bothered to fix the problem.
So, from now on, I will change the original three days plan, and have a weekly schedule. On every Sunday, at 9:00am, I will update my blog.

As always, these are nothing more than morning ramblings, so it’s nothing important. However, I using every skill and techniques in my possession, I will avoid boring you to death.

Now to the real rambling.

Drama of our lives.

Drama films are artistic perspective of our everyday life (and when I say artistic, I mean exaggerated). It targets the emotion, or perhaps, the heart of a person, linking the characters and events to the viewers. Whether you experienced the events in the film, or an “event virgin”, you are bound to think about the events as it was happening to you, thus bringing you memories that doesn’t even belong to you.

Of course, you are aware of this, and after some time, you may even forget about it, and cling to a new perspective, a new memory... A new film.

As said before, drama targets the viewers emotion. It can bring you joyful and relaxing memory, or painful and regretful memories. Whether it puts a grateful smile in your face, or break you down to tears, the effect only last a short while. Regardless, the effect is still there, and may guide, or even haunt you for the rest of your lives.

Of course, some may not cherish drama events to a great extent. it’s not everyone who can sit and enjoy the relation of themselves to the theme that the film has produced.
You may even DENY the reality, or even the existence of the events in the film, and despise it for that reason.
Or perhaps you may find the events too great for you to experience it yourself, so you decided to ignore the existence of the events.
Or maybe you’re just plainly “cold hearted”... Which I doubt you are.
Please note that if you rather give someone painful memories instead, resulting to ignore the positive drama events, you are not cold hearted. You just enjoy the perspective of putting pain on someone, a more “negative” drama event However, if you do, please go to a psychologist and get some therapy before you turn to a psychopathic killer... Or maybe it’s already too late.

BACK TO THE SUBJECT!

No matter how exaggerated the events in the drama are, someone in the world are bound to experience them. These experiences can catch them off guard, and easily turn their lives up side down.
I, myself, have some drama in my life... Infact, I can write a book about my own experiences.
I have a half-blooded sister whom I found out about half a year ago, now she is living with me, with my family. This, I have never thought that will happen to me, have been a great impact in my life.
It doesn’t require such a “big” event (it’s big because it’s more toward the uncommon side), to disrupt your peaceful and healthy life. Even a rejection or failure can put you down the drain. Even a cheating love partner or spouse are common enough, and can turn you to a submissive person who won’t approach to further relationships.

Times running out, time to wrap it up

Drama films are enjoyable and entertaining, but do keep in mind that whatever is inside that pixilated TV screen, has a possibility of attacking you one day. It is impossible to prepare for them, as not only it’s unpredictable, but also unavoidable. Maybe you can set up defenses and procedures to avoid them, however they will only last until you once again fall for the same problem, and slowly abandoning your defense without knowing. That is what I mean by “unavoidable”. Also, that defense itself has a possibility of backfiring, and giving the impact a higher level.

Moral of story (not like I thought of one in the first place, I just ramble on):

Enjoy the most of everything, and live by with no regrets, as one day, the downside of life will eventually hit you, and you start a withdrawal moment (if you don’t... YOU’RE NOT HUMAN! COLD HEARTED!). If you do, please remember that on the other side of the world, someone just caught his house on fire, and realizes it started from a piece of burning dog shit.

Compared to the others (for example, the event just mentioned), the event may be a little more of a lighter and positive experience.
Or maybe even the positive side of life that you have so far already can pay for the event you are having.
After all, if there is no horrible disasters, there will be none of our precious memories.
Enjoy both side of it, and take the experience as a lesson, and learn to deal

BTW, the italic words means my thought that i simply jot down, and wanted to keep it there.