Patience you must have my young Padawan

Impulsive me can do with a little more of this stuff. (YOUUUU BETCHA; in my best Danny Morrison-esque voice haha he's someone who has grown on me throughout the IPL season - always ever so timely and hilarious if you can get over his voice!)

It remains testing with every single day. It is very tiring caring for people who don't care - to the point that they become hypocritical, even.

"Do not let others create your world for you, for they will always create it too small."
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Is this what working life is like?

Waking up super early, earlier than you've ever done for the entire school semester;
Squeezing on a packed train and predicting whether other passengers can alight or will disembark;
Waiting for work to come/be preemptive, communicate with fellow desk-warriors; Stay back until ever-increasing ungodly hours; stop caring about the whole world and your social life when you have work;
Reminiscence and fumble about with your phone waiting for non-existent replies from other desk-warriors when there is a lull;
Mealtimes - sometimes alone, other times bump into familiar people at the same place;
Wonder why you seem so lonely when you see them happily eating/buying back food together;
Time for social gatherings delayed til after you ever-increasing ungodly weekday hours, and then there are weekends;
Until work exerts priority over that silver window of liberty too;
Think about why you are still single when you see people making plans to get engaged;
Your friends are getting ready to own their personal home - you look right and see a pile of work waiting for your TLC;
Ending up with no time for your own endeavours, and even if you have, no one else is free or is available;
Granted, work is good and no work is not good -

But is that all there is to working? Eat, work, feel productive, then envious, eat, work, sleep, rinse and repeat.

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