1. I simply love it when some people believe that things can return to normal by saying "sorry"
2. In my opinion, the word "Sorry" is probably the most overused word in the world.
3. It is being used in all occasions, whether its from the depth of the person's heart, none will know.
4. However, sometimes, its so darn obvious that one can easily guess whether its genuine or its a fake apology.
5. I do not like people who commit an offence, come back and plead to be forgiven.
6. If its 1 or 2 times, I suppose its ok. However, if its repeated 5-6 times, it gets boring and lame.
7. If you are genuinely sorry, then you will be more careful next time. You won't repeat your mistakes.
8. When someone repeats the same mistakes again, it shows that the said offender is unrepentant. He deserves to be hung, drawn and quartered.
9. There are only a limited amount of chances one can give you, if you don't value it, your time is up.
10. I do not seek to impose my will upon others, but I believe I deserve the same level of respect that I give you.
11. I always thought you were mature enough to be in Year 10, but clearly you are not.
12. Maybe you should be thrown back into Year 9 until you learn how to socialise with other human beings.
13. Yes, you know who you are.
14. Self centrism is another huge problem with many people.
15. I must admit everyone, including myself have a certain degree of self centrism.
16. However, an over abundance of self centrism and arrogance is bad.
17. Stop thinking the whole of the universe revolves around you, because it does not.
18. To me, you are just like any other human being. I thought you were unique, but clearly you are not.
19. If you can't stand it, either you change the status quo or you leave.
20. Its as simple as that. I do not understand why it takes a person as "clever" as yourself such a long long time to figure it out.
21. For those who are just too lazy to read my walls of text, get.out.of.my.blog. Don't come complaining to me about the length of MY posts.
Either keep quiet or leave.
Signing Off, Kian Seng.
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