Now, I have gone bewildered with my new-found freedom. I can do my painting all day and no one is going to tell me that my work isn't up to the standard. 'Standard' is an icky word. I loathe what the society conforms and sorry, I have no standard for my work. I just do what I like. This happens to my thesis. I do what I like in the end. The lecturers wanted something else, I hate their ideas. I didn't get an A for my thesis but I cared not now that I am an architecture graduate. Mum doesn't like this course from the start so she was feeling relieved that her phone doesn't ring with me at the end of the line sobbing and complaining about the hardships.
Oh, I even showed her some of the works in Reform unit and she too, agreed that some C works deserved better grades and vice versa. My hometown friends and architecture seniors of other universities laughed at the this thesis that got an A in Reform unit but shows every detail of work that belongs to C-grade student. " What shit is this? This is a second-year product. How can this get to the top?", they said.Do you smell favouritism?
Whatever.
The industry is full of favouritism.
Right now, I am all clean from architecture. I want to rest. And I want peace from all the sorority fights. Oh yeah, did I mention that some girl friends love to compare from head to toe?I try to avoid this particular person who gets grumpy at the boyfriend all the time and yells when she likes to. She gets easily annoyed and gets jealous very often but never wanted to admit it. The funniest thing is she was once my favourite person. *sigh*
I hate negative changes.
Thank God, I have a great boyfriend who is damn funny, crazy and enjoys my companion as much as I do. I am looking forward to working in Singapore while Matt continues with Master degree in NUS.Yay!






1 ding dongs:
Its amazing how life has brought you and your bf south!Going back to Ipoh one day i bet. So are you going to continue doing architecture in Singapore?
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