Anonymous

Once upon a time there was a guy who tried living life normally but just  couldnt for many reasons, be it studies, friends, family and a whole bunch of other reasons. His life have had a fair share of drama enough for him to realise the working of this brutual world early on. He goes about his life trying to handle the expectations which he god knows how got associated with him. Like any other normal teenager has cravings for those 'worldly pleasures' but avoids them so not to be labelled as the'bad boy'. He tries to do the right thing but one is prone to mistakes. His heart lies in the right place but people tend to mistake that for his weakness. If he tries to help an unknown girl she mistakes for him being a flirt or fake. People think that he is a pushover. He got stereotyped by people around. This is the reason why he changed into an angry and a frustated person, which he never could have imagined himself like. All he want to say is that he gives no shit to what people say about because he never cared and he never will, so why dnt those dumbwits just try to utilize that for there own betterment as by default all those who gossip have no life of their own. And the biggest FUCK OFF from his side for all those who think that they know everything, when they know only shit, and try to advice him what to do with him life. He cares for only his loved ones and will try to do right only with them because all the others are just not worth the effort. Once upon a time there was a guy.

False Hope

I'm sitting at my IITJEE prep class wondering what would it be like when we finally reach college. Would it live upto its hype of fun and great experiences? The question remains unanswered but for now we ought to be content with limiting ourselves with going through the gruelling sessions of studying, preparation and a fair share of expectations which in no foresight helps any student. The teachers are in a daze that they are teaching future IITians, they are giving only false hopes to the students and parents who take the bait rather happily thinking that they are securing their kids future. No doubt that these prep classes do help but somehere down the line everyone needs to accept that not every student can match the level these engineering college expect. Some of us dnt really want to or cnt really match that level. I think more stress should be laid on professional courses rather than subjecting each and every hormonal charged teenager to go for these sterotypical courses which have plagues or rather caught the fancy of the society as the only respectable courses after school. In this context the system followed by USA education system is commendable. The college process starts from 2years in advance with the school actively participating in helping studens decide with rather trivial stuff. The courses offered are much more vast than offered in any other country. The stress is laid more on working knowlede than textual knowlede which is not the norm for indian colleges(i hope someday it changes). But in these ever changing times the number of studens going for undergraduate programmes have increased substantially which was not the case sometime back as indias target it mainly for postgraduate programmes. I seriously hope someday the indian govt wakes up to change this flawed system or rather Mr.Kapil Sabil for the reason he is one responsible for this mess as 10th graders would agree with me. I'm hopeful but not optimostic.