Tuesday, January 23, 2007

Hello readers and welcome to my blog!

Haiz... Been losing the tempo to blog case studies recently... wonder why... Other than the people staring at the computer screen right now, I also felt that my recent posts are extremely BORING! Well, hope that this post will compensate for that!

Band was starting to get interesting again! 'When a man loves a woman' simply rocks!

When a man loves a woman~
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Anyways, today I am going to continue and finish my case study for fantasies.


Quoting back at my small part 1, when you fantasise, you think of alot of pleasant, nice and what have you situations that are unlikely to come true.


Well, people often say that Fantasising are for LOSERS!

I totally disagree however. You see: If one don't fantasise once in a while(I am not expecting you to fantasise EVERYDAY!), the pressure cannot come out of you. Some people of course believe that reading, watching television or whatsoever methods can also help relieve the pressure on you, but I, unlike them, feels that there's some pressure that can ONLY be relieved with fantasising.

Secondly, fantasising can not always be love and romance. It can be something happy or something that benefits you. Unless one is guilty, he/she will NEVER fantasise or even imagine something bad happening to him/her.(We refer to this kind of people as mentally unstable)


Always remember that fantasising WILL NEVER come true unless you take initiative and work towards it. I myself have been working on my RECENT fantasies, thought I may let you know. :)


I myself of course have fantasise lots before. Here's an example of one of my fantasies that most people have imagined before:


I was at Lot 1 and was waiting for _____(insert the name as you see fit). After she came, I said in a lovey-dovey manner, "_____, you are late!"

She replied, "Sorry, are we late for the movie?" as she slipped her hand automatically into my hand. I held it tightly and said, "Of course we haven't! Let's go!"

During the walk to the cinema, _____ started to bend her head towards my shoulder. I of course felt it and lean at a suitable position for her and switched from holding _____'s hand to putting my arm on her shoulder.
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Well that's all, folks! After that is for you to imagine! For future posts that are yet to come I will be focusing on teenage life and our welfare! So stay tuned to find out!


Anselm's interpretation: Fantasising is healthy as long as you don't go to the extreme. Concentrating on your studies is more important now!


Thanks for reading! Strangers and Friends!
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