Don't I?

You wake up everyday, because you have to.
You get ready for school. Take a bath. Dress up. Eat your breakfast. Then take off.

In school, you stit for long hours. Exemption to the one hour and a half break you get to have everyday.
You listen to lectures, jot down notes, stare at the blackboard, and criticize how boring the teacher is.

After school, you head home. You study, do your homeworks.
Then eat your dinner. Organize your things for tomorrow.
Go to bed, sleep.

After about five to eight hours of slumber, you wake up.. again.
Do the same things, again. Merely doing the same things you have done the day before, again.

Doing the same things all over again everyday.
Twelve months in a year. Fifty-two weeks all in all. Three-hundred and sixty-five days ahead. Twenty-four hours a day.
Sixty minutes per hour, and sixty seconds in one minute.

(But for those who go to school, like me, includes only ten months of this continuous repitition of actions. But of course, excluding the two "rest" days, where I think we don't have to wake up early to, but sometimes we also have to.)

Regardless, it is still all the same.

We do it everyday. I mean, EVERYDAY! In three hundred and sixty-five days of the year.

DON'T I (WE) GET TIRED?

As for me, I have been in this world for sixteen years; been breathing for three-hundred-and-sixty-five-times-sixteen days already. I have also been attending the same school for almost eleven years; The same uniform, the same place and environment, the same people I have been seeing everyday in my life.

Good thing I don't actually get to be "TIRED" of it?
Or rather, maybe it just amazes me of how, looking back, I have gone through how many years already doing the same things again and again everyday.

Or maybe, is it not unfair when you have to work really, really hard for the (kind of) life you did not even choose yourself?
That you have to do good on something you really do not want to be professional in?

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Mathematics. Why do we, honestly, have to study (suffer from) very broad and complex math equations that will not actually be used in the REAL world, five days in a week.
I mean, six years in the elementary level (gradeschool) , four years in the secondary (high school), and another four in the tertiary (college), we are taught of things we actually don't need in REALITY.
Grade school Math is understandable. Adding. Subtracting. Multiplying. Dividing. For which we know, plays a very important role in (the) life (world). But what about higschool Mathematics, with those variable, coefficients and radicals. Imaginary numbers plus fractions with negative signs.
You don't actually buy stuffs, pay for [(x-4)(x-3)], and ask for 5[(2x-4)(2x+4)] change, is it not?

Okayy. Enough with the complains about the study of figures and numbers. UGH.


Science. Why did we have to come face to face (and fail) the study of bacteria, in which we, actually don't see!
Why do this "environment" would want us to learn about these mega-tiny creatures? In the first place, we would not be able to distinguish as well the kind of bacteria or whatsoever is infecting or taking place in poop, or dirty flooring etcetera, etcetera.


English. Okay, having been under the UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE, taking this up (and failing?) is very much accepted :))


Filipino. As a daughter of this archipelago, shall have, and is privileged to learn about my mother country :))



These major subjects I take up (and suffer from) everyday,
DON'T I GET TIRED OF THEM?



-- Okay. Enough. Bye. Goodnight.


But at some point, I do think that LIFE is actually FAIR :)
Because it is in God's and ONLY His plans.
Afterall, you may not be good on something others are great of.
BUT, there are also some things wherein you excel, that are actually the weaknesses of the rest of the crowd :)