yea baybeh
My name is Joshua Chang. I am a normal 24 y.o, struggling in society to make ends meet.
Like all ordinary people around me, I spent most of my childhood studying, making sure that I could enter Uni. And after my Uni, I found myself stranded into the ever-cycle of bills and debts. Just like my parents.
Just recently, I came to the realization that we all actually only live once. And after that, we won't have a second chance in this world. This world isn't perfect, but imagine lying on your deathbed one day thinking: "I should've learned piano", "I should've went for body-building", "I shouldn't have wasted my time on things that I hate", "I should've spent more time with my family".... and the list goes on and on..
Therefore, here are some of the things that I would wanna do...
1) Keep a man bun.
Okay, this might not seem like a big thing, but I've actually wanted to do this for a long time. The only problem is that I can't stand the awkward period. The period where my hair is not long or short... yea that.. Nevertheless, I've decided that I won't cut my hair for a year. I WILL NOT CUT MY HAIR FOR A YEAR! We'll see how I look in 18.03.2020. But I doubt that my hair will be long enough for a man bun. At least, I'll be passing off the awkward stage I guess?
2) Learn French. (or Japanese.. I guess)
I've always wanted to learn an extra language, I just don't have the determination to see myself through the learning process. Some people say it's easy, some say it's hard. I don't really think that it's that hard to learn. The main problem is the determination to force yourself through it.
Alright, what language to learn then?
I can speak English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Malay. French is a really nice language, they say it's romantic. I just think that it's cool. But the thing is, we Malaysians don't get alot of chance to put it to practice. Almost no one speaks French here in Malaysia, French is almost not required in any jobs.. (well maybe 1 or 2). But usually it's Chinese, English, Malay, and sometimes Thai or Japanese. But almost never French.
Whatever, it's either French or Japanese then. I'll start with Duolingo.
Alright for now it will be these 2 first.
Like all ordinary people around me, I spent most of my childhood studying, making sure that I could enter Uni. And after my Uni, I found myself stranded into the ever-cycle of bills and debts. Just like my parents.
Just recently, I came to the realization that we all actually only live once. And after that, we won't have a second chance in this world. This world isn't perfect, but imagine lying on your deathbed one day thinking: "I should've learned piano", "I should've went for body-building", "I shouldn't have wasted my time on things that I hate", "I should've spent more time with my family".... and the list goes on and on..
Therefore, here are some of the things that I would wanna do...
1) Keep a man bun.
Okay, this might not seem like a big thing, but I've actually wanted to do this for a long time. The only problem is that I can't stand the awkward period. The period where my hair is not long or short... yea that.. Nevertheless, I've decided that I won't cut my hair for a year. I WILL NOT CUT MY HAIR FOR A YEAR! We'll see how I look in 18.03.2020. But I doubt that my hair will be long enough for a man bun. At least, I'll be passing off the awkward stage I guess?
2) Learn French. (or Japanese.. I guess)
I've always wanted to learn an extra language, I just don't have the determination to see myself through the learning process. Some people say it's easy, some say it's hard. I don't really think that it's that hard to learn. The main problem is the determination to force yourself through it.
Alright, what language to learn then?
I can speak English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Malay. French is a really nice language, they say it's romantic. I just think that it's cool. But the thing is, we Malaysians don't get alot of chance to put it to practice. Almost no one speaks French here in Malaysia, French is almost not required in any jobs.. (well maybe 1 or 2). But usually it's Chinese, English, Malay, and sometimes Thai or Japanese. But almost never French.
Whatever, it's either French or Japanese then. I'll start with Duolingo.
Alright for now it will be these 2 first.
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