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Friday, November 23, 2007 12:37 AM
highly literary, with occasional grammar slips

what is growing up to me?
ever since i got into a university, everybody has been telling me i've grown up, time will fly pass, i'm already an adult blah blah blah. i've been thinking of the validity of their statements and sadly, i do not have a conclusion. isn't growing up a process? shouldn't it be something that is felt rather than depending it on my academic level (okay, maybe it can be seen when our physical body grow)? does getting into a university determine my growth? i hope not.

to me, knowing that i am growing up is very simple.
  1. it is having to think about my future. intensively. aggressively.
  2. it is knowing that i need to face the consequence for everything i do.
  3. it is being honest with the people around me.
  4. it is understanding my own personality well.
  5. it is when i stop deluding myself and face up to certain truths.
  6. it is reconciliating my relationship with my parents.
  7. it is thinking about love with my head and not my heart.
  8. it is empathising with my friends.
  9. it is holding tighter to your dreams and walking towards it.
  10. it is being convicted of the Higher Powers.

most importantly,

growing up is knowing that i am more than what i think i am; it is about loving how God created me to be.

are you all grown up?








Plath's Muse

Sarah Chang
NTU English
21 on 09/09/09
I happen to heart the literary.
Dreams of the Heavenly Hosts.

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