Consequential;

Incessant thoughts.

Realised that the time spent singing in the bathroom was all in the past 

and what has become the norm everyday are reflections on life. 

Not sure when this started, but don't you just hate it when the things you

loved doing just slowly stopped and drift away in the midst of trying to catch up to life's demands?

It's not as easy to revert back because the moment you enter the bathroom,

either your whole life comes up in discussion or you start making up incessant stories in your head.

Used to sing everyday, really loudly and so much I could swear my family could hear it in the living room.

But now it's just a faded memory that I'd forget soon as well.

Kinda hate the fact that this busy-onlystudying-justtogetcareers-succeedinsociety shit has mostly

diminished all of the fun things people could have done or become.

Be musicians, be an artist, be an actress. 

Not that I'm very unhappy, I guess I'm just trying to make the best of what we have right now.

On a side note, it's pretty amusing how anime can instill powerful lessons in just a mere 13 episodes series.

As you watch, you slowly notice that it's totally opposite from what's happening in society.

The cruel reality that seems to be trending is the fact that people give up after losing interest in their partners, thus with the breakups and separations.

Maybe they'd say that they've tried to hold on for as long as they could, but is there really

any loyal willpower in these attempts if your mind's already not there the second your

inner voice admits that you've lost faith? 

And for those who're the 'still in love' partners seem to not have the courage to carry on

persevering in the relationship. 

They just accept the cold, harsh truth that they got dumped and when it's over would they start to think about the many things they'd wanted to say to their ex-partners to get them to come back to them.

I think the moral of this story is just that even if someone falls out of love with you, 

all it takes is just to change their mind and make them fall in love with you again. (It's not the only life lesson)

Doesn't seem as easy as it sounds?

It definitely isn't, but the very least people could do is make an effort.

Don't say you've tried until you've really let go.

Because you're responsible for what you started.

Since it must've been something you're lacking, or a flaw(s), 

that caused your partner to lose affection for you.

If there's anything else to learn, it would be the fact that

Not every problem can be solved with just one try or one answer.

Sometimes you need to try and answer many times to get to the correct path to resolution.

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