pUT iT inTO peRSpeCTIve
keep telling myself that
everyone is different since the world needs diversity
but to calm all my thoughts down is another story
this unique trip's changed me quite a lot in a way
even though i didn't realise it until i came back
he said...
coming home puts it into perspective.
it can't be more correct and precise.
I found myself starting to digest all i've received in the trip when coming back home.
I probably should've noted down every thought's transition.
appreciate home but not used to it.
bring those new habits back home.
regain self-confidence from mastering the language
get annoyed by people who are not satisfied with their salary which is already beyond average.
get pissed off by people who just care about money
get pretty upset by people who ride or drive on pavements.
start to give deep thoughts about that every job has its own unique value and is equally noble.
start to appreciate all different works around the world
feel happy when simply watching birds fly around or plants grow into their own beauty
quickly find out myself spending money much more then i was in the trip and feel a bit guilty
still enjoy listening all sorts of accents
start to get less annoyed by people who care little about others
feel sorry about generally long working hours in taiwan
feel embarrassed when finding myself or others treating families impolitely
first time ever really think i shouldn't go to see the doctor because there are some other people who need the medical service more then me
appreciate the time being together with my family even more
get confused about my future
get confused about my career
get confused about what i really want
get confused about what on earth is important to me
keep being confused with my own life
dislike news even more so
feel lost
want a long time to be alone
feel powerless of myself
want to do more
want to get on the trip and take the challenge to see how far i can go again
.......
coming home puts it into perspective.....and it is still changing and fermenting....
we'll see.
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