Last time, in secondary school, we wanted to quickly get pass the O Level Exams so that we will be from studies, stress and get to 'enjoy' in Poly...

Now, almost 2 years after graduating from Secondary School, we look back and think about what we could do better if we were given a second chance, what silly mistakes we made, how different were we 2 years back and 2 years later, how we used to be cheeky and playful & how simple life in sec sch was compared to pre-U/Poly!

We think back and we say, 'how I wish I was in sec sch. its so much more relaxed compared to where I am now.'

So, I don't know what secondary school students are complaining about when they say school life sucks. Don't know what are they ranting about. :P

Perhaps when we have nothing to compare to, we only look at what we have. we think the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.

haiz JC life is so hiong.

My sec sch principal said that your Sec Sch will be the one where you have most emotional attachment to. when you reach JC, its only a 2 years course and there won't be much emotional attachment because the pace there is very fast and 2 years will fly by in a blink of an eye. In Poly, you are left to be independent. Once you leave sec sch, you will realise how much you used to miss out on.

I think friendships formed in Secondary School are more cohesive and strong than friendships formed in later life. The click is there. Maybe I haven't experience enough to give a more sound judgement?

Question to ponder:
Do we have to put up with our friends' flaws and focus on their positive traits? I mean, we usually do that. But what if putting up is too much to bear? Won't it be tiring to be putting on acts?