I like to keep my personal life as it says; PERSONAL. I usually don't share much...I guess nobody needs to know how much it's on my bank account as much as I don't want to know how much money one has. Simple like that. Don't like the English thing of meeting someone for the first time and popping the questions; 'What do you do?' and 'HOw much do you earn?'
What? Excuse me--- its what I feel like replying though I usually reply by saying; I do something I LOVE and for the question number two; 'I earn lots!'
I learn from young age that some things should be kept private and lately I seem so intolerant to time wasters...people who seem to WASTE their time by thinking/talking/living someone else's life. One day I said to someone; The time you spent talking bad horrible things about others I wrote a entire book, out on sale and met lots of readers...such a fulfilling process... whilst in the other hand you wasted all your time on focusing on someone elses life...
Unfortunately society are offering thousands and thousands of options for these life wasters every second on the Internet, on the telly and magazines and papers...
News such;
"Chantelle weeps in national telly saying she is living hell for being alone at home'
"Mel B makes a splash with husband Stephen as she shows off her toned bikini body on holidays"
These news are popping everywhere polluting our minds and it's so easy to start reading it and getting addicted to it; first of all because it's human nature, it catch us by our curiosity and second of all because it's - for some - more comforting to living someone else's life rather than having to face the hard reality of its own life! When you realise you wasted minutes, hours and for some people a whole life time....
I feel like shouting sometimes; Come on...wake up! Go and read a book, do some sort of sport, go and meditate, look after your mind and your soul... Get closer to those you love, party...LIVE YOuR LIFE or... better...GET A LIFE!
I am not against you reading a magazine, admiring a model, watching crap telly - now and then - but please don't forget that living your own life it's much ...MUCH ...more interesting than
My father always taught me; If you cannot say something about someone in order to help don't say nothing.
